In e-commerce, the delivery experience often serves as the final and perhaps most critical touchpoint between a retailer and its customers.

There is a fraudulent trend emerging around parcel theft that could spur new products in the insurance industry, says chief executive

As we enter the festive period, ensuring parcels arrive - whether it's to the gift sender or receiver - is crucial. Both consumers and retailers continue to feel the pinch, meaning every single penny counts.

Insurtech, Vitesse, works with Anansi to simplify and reinvent the transit insurance process, helping to provide faster claims and take the strain off retailers.

Anansi, the insurtech company, is pleased to announce its strategic partnership with Despatch Cloud, a provider of eCommerce shipping and warehouse management solutions.

Award-winning insurtech firm Anansi is pleased to collaborate with Tokio Marine HCC, Liberty Mutual and Arch Insurance to introduce a pioneering parametric goods-in-transit insurance tailored for large retailers.

UK insurtech Anansi has announced a triple collaboration with Tokio Marine HCC, Liberty Mutual and Arch Insurance to introduce a pioneering parametric goods-in-transit insurance tailored for large retailers.

Award-winning insurtech firm Anansi is pleased to collaborate with Tokio Marine HCC, Liberty Mutual and Arch Insurance to introduce a pioneering parametric goods-in-transit insurance tailored for large retailers.

What does it truly mean for insurance to be “embedded”, and how is technology, especially AI, reshaping the way we think about and interact with insurance.

Megan Bingham-Walker, co-founder and chief executive of Anansi, told Insurance Times that the firm was “honoured” to be selected for the fund.

Today, consumers interact with embedded insurance without realising it. It’s so commonplace you don’t hesitate as you add travel insurance to your cart while booking the flight for your next summer holiday in Croatia, or think twice as you ask for inclusive coverage when renting a vehicle from the car rental company before driving to your seaview Airbnb.

Anansi has partnered with Wowcher, the leading ecommerce marketplace that showcases experiences and luxuries at an affordable price, to extend embedded goods-in-transit insurance across the Wowcher product range.

Supply chains are facing multiple risks right now, causing delays and vulnerabilities across the chain. How can embedded insurance help to mitigate the risks.

With the usual seasonal flurry of courier nightmares, Megan Bingham-Walker from Anansi looks at the case of liability and compensation

15th annual Startups 100 list celebrates the most disruptive and innovative new UK businesses based on five criteria.

On average, only 10% of all transported goods are insured. While the e-commerce sector has boomed in recent years...

While Black Friday comes to a close, there is still a real concern over the lack of protection that merchants, especially those in e-commerce, have for their goods-in-transit.

With many e-commerce merchants overlooking the level of cover required for their goods-in-transit, couriers continue to bear a huge amount of responsibility when it comes to customer experience.

BusinessCloud reveals its InsurTech 50 innovation ranking for 2022. The InsurTech 50 celebrates businesses of all sizes creating original tech for insurance advice, products and claims.

Lloyd’s, the world’s leading marketplace for commercial, corporate and specialty risk solutions, has today announced the next nine InsurTech companies that will join the ninth cohort of the Lloyd’s Lab

Anansi has been selected to join the ninth Lloyd’s Lab accelerator programme, further demonstrating the positive momentum in the business.

BI and loan default parametric specialists feature in latest Lloyd’s Lab cohort.

The partnership will see Arch provide the insurance capacity and act as underwriters for Anansi’s goods-in-transit embedded insurance platform

Arch Insurance International will be providing capacity to insurtech Anansi’s goods-in-transit embedded insurance platform, which is designed to serve the UK’s e-commerce sector.

The collaboration aims to address current market pains resulting from an ‘antiquated’ method.

The partnership sees Arch provide insurance capacity and act as underwriters for Anansi’s goods-in-transit embedded insurance platform.

Insurtech is booming, due in part to the increase in e-commerce activity and technology innovation but what role do traditional insurers still have to play?

Tech Nation announces the 51 companies who have been accepted into Fintech 5.0 – the fifth iteration of Tech Nation’s sector-specific growth programme for fin and insurtech entrepreneurs to enable their startups to scale, both at home and abroad.

From underwriting to risk assessment and data management, automation innovation is the new superpower for insurance companies.

Megan Bingham-Walker, co-founder and CEO of Anansi, discusses the effects of the pending recession on macroeconomics and the benefits of choosing the right goods-in-transit insurance.

Megan shares her fundraising journey as a female founder. How she navigated it, what she has learnt along the way and tips for other founders.

Customer expectations now far exceed the first iteration of embedded insurance, we expect a quality frictionless experience across the entire customer journey, including beyond 'the checkout'....welcome embedded insurance 2.0.

Megan Bingham-Walker, Co-Founder and CEO of Anansi Technology, talks about how to process frustrations, the need for evidence of traction in the fundraising process, and more.

In the future, some of the ways insurtech will revolutionise e-commerce include insurance when it is needed and an improved claims experience.

During the pandemic crisis, global e-commerce sales have surged and are estimated to reach $6.3 billion by 2024.

The insurance proposition is ‘hugely relevant to the world we live in now’, says former Bupa boss Insurtech Anansi Technology has secured £1.5m seed funding led by Octopus Ventures.

Megan Bingham-Walker is the cofounder of insurtech company Anansi, which offers automated insurance products for ecommerce businesses.

2021 has seen a huge growth in independent retail, with an ever increasing list of businesses starting to sell their physical products online.

September was a big month for European seed investments. 238 companies announced seed funding: the highest figure for the past few months — and the real figure is probably slightly bigger because of the reporting lag.

Global law firm Norton Rose Fulbright is delighted to announce Anansi as the winner of Insurathon 2020.

E-commerce companies often struggle to find the right insurance. Two London-based founders are on a mission to change that: With their startup Anansi, Megan Bingham-Walker and Ana Martins de Carvalho offer online merchants an easy way to cover their shipments against losses and delays with just one click.