Islamic Financial Technology and Startup Financing
Islamic crowdfunding currently accounts for only 3-5% of total FinTech funding in the Arab Gulf region.
Insurtech Reports & Market Data (2026)
Key number
1.5% %
Adults covered by any insurance policy in Nigeria. OpenAlex (recherche mondiale) p.2
Key number
8,1 trln so‘m
Total Insurance Premiums in Uzbekistan (2023). OpenAlex (recherche mondiale) p.5
Key number
75,000 individuals
Individuals reached by Perlindungan Tenang products by end of 2019. OpenAlex (recherche mondiale) p.3
Key number
13.46 trillion UZS
Gross written premiums in Uzbekistan in 2025. OpenAlex (recherche mondiale) p.1
10 documents
Determinants of Insurance Adoption: Regional Disparities in Nigeria
A cross-sectional survey of 615 adults across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones evaluated the determinants of insurance inclusion.
Transformation of the Insurance Market under Global Volatility: Mechanisms for Ensuring the Stability of Mandatory and Voluntary Insurance Segments
In 2022, global real premium growth contracted by −0.8% for general insurance and −3.8% for life insurance before recovering in 2023.
A Conceptual Framework for Insurtech Readiness in Microtakaful Sector
Microtakaful has developed as a Shariah-compliant protection mechanism across several Muslim-majority countries since 1997.
Development of Innovative Personal Insurance Products and Expanding Population Coverage
In 2025, gross written premiums in Uzbekistan reached UZS 13.46 trillion, representing a year-on-year increase of 37.8%.
The Evolution of Islamic Finance: Contractual Continuity, Institutional Transformation, and the Search for Sharia Substance
Global Sharia-compliant financial assets have expanded into an architecture with total assets exceeding US$3 trillion.
The Rise and Impact of Fintech in Latin America
In 2021, there were more than 300 million users of digital payments and more than 30 million users of digital banks across Latin America.
Swiss Venture Capital Report 2022
Investments in Swiss start-ups recorded an increase of 44 % in invested capital, reaching 3059 CHF m in 2021.
Swiss Venture Capital Report Update 2021
Investment in Swiss start-ups reached CHF 1.7 billion across 124 financing rounds in the first half of 2021.
Swiss Venture Capital Report 2020
In 2019, almost CHF 2.3 billion was invested in 266 Swiss start-ups, representing an 85.5% increase compared with the previous year.