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The Kenyan fintech Kwara was launched in 2019 to help credit unions (savings and credit cooperatives societies, SACCOs) in the East African country shift to digital platforms by providing them with its proprietary Back-end-as-a-service (BaaS) software. The startup’s trajectory has been steep, as its clientele shot up from two to 50 in just over two […]

The beta version of Kwara's Neobank app has been tested for feasibility, with an uptake of between 60% and 90%.

Finbarr Toesland explores the world of African insurance and discusses how this vital sector can redefine and reshape itself to begin fulfilling its great potential.

Kwara has partnered with Lami Technologies, to provide Savings and Credit Co-operative Society (SACCO) members in Kenya with affordable and transformational insurance products through its digital platform.

Egypt-based insurtech Amenli has raised a $2.3 million Seed round from GFC, P1 Ventures, Liquid2 Ventures, Anim Fund with Costanoa VC,...

Lami Technologies secures Ksh. 192 million seed funding to enhance insurance products in Kenya Shares Lami Technologies, Kenyan insure-tech start-up, has received Ksh. 192,330,000 ($1.8 million) in seed money, to help provide tailored and affordable insurance products to the average African consumer. Lami also stated that it intends to use the seed investment to hire more people, improve its technology and grow its presence across Africa. The investment round was led by Accion Venture Lab, a se...

Founded by Jihan Abass in 2018, Lami is a digital insurance platform that enables partner businesses – including banks, tech companies, and other entities to easily and seamlessly offer digital insurance products to their users via its API. Lami can also be used by partner businesses to manage their own insurance needs. Lami connects partner organizations, such as e-commerce platform Jumia, with underwriters and allows them to offer a superior customer journey. Through its API, users can get ...

This tracker covers possible deals reported by media across Asia-Pacific over a certain period. The information is gathered from various news sources, excludes confirmed deals and is limited to potential acquisitions or sales involving companies or operations in the region. Click here to read the previous months report. Australia and New Zealand emerged as bright spots for potential deals in Asia-Pacifics financial sector in March, as Westpac Banking Corp. kicked off a review of its New Zealand...