QBE to make $50m insurtech spend
QBE will invest $50 million into insurtech companies across four different countries.
Underwriting general and reinsurance risks, investment management and management of the economic entity's share of the NSW and Victorian workers' compensation scheme.
QBE will invest $50 million into insurtech companies across four different countries.
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