Key benefits of using Willis for your FinTech insurance needs
Industry specialisation
FinTech firms face complex and evolving risks. Willis has a global team of specialist claims and client advocates, supported by brokers and operational and cyber risk consultants.
Across these specialists there is diversified global experience ranging from ex underwriters, litigators, private practitioners, banking analysts and FinTech risk managers.
We engage with our clients year-round to truly comprehend your business and key risk exposures. With Willis, you will be well positioned to stand out with insurers and maximize value from insurance.
Innovation
Leverage our global approach to managing FinTech clients' risk portfolios for better outcomes, lower costs, and stronger insurer relationships.
We use advanced analytics, including our partnership with Security Scorecard, to provide a clearer picture of emerging risks, enabling smarter, data-backed decisions. This helps keep you ahead of the curve and better prepared for future challenges, ultimately protecting your bottom line.
Frequently asked questions on FinTech insurance
FinTech insurance provides specialised coverage for financial technology companies, addressing unique risks such as cyber threats, regulatory challenges, and operational disruptions. Furthermore, general insurance policies may not adequately provide the most appropriate coverage and specialised insurance helps manage these risks effectively.
Willis offers a streamlined industry-specific solution called FinTech Plus, which covers key financial and cyber risk exposures under one policy, saving time and costs.
FinTech companies often struggle with navigating lengthy and time consuming applications and different insurers across multiple mismatched policy wordings. Responding to perceived weaknesses in operational risk or cyber resilience is a challenge for many generalist insurance brokers too.
Willis provides tools and consulting advice to help FinTech companies bridge the gap between risk and insurance, enhancing their cyber resilience.
The process involves assessing your company's risk profile, filling out a single proposal form, and working with Willis's specialists to find the most suitable coverage.
Willis offers industry specialisation, innovative risk management solutions, and a global team of specialists to ensure optimal renewal outcomes and value from insurance.
Yes, FinTech insurance can include coverage for business interruption caused by cyber attacks, helping mitigate financial and reputational damage.
At Willis, we cover the entire value-chain across the FinTech sector and understand the key risks going from private to public. You may consider specific Public Offering Securities Insurance (POSI), which our FinTech team has extensive experience in designing, advising and placing of. Equally, pre/post IPO executive remuneration strategies to ensure effective attraction and retention may be a critical risk on your agenda and WTW has a specialist team who can support you.
Outside of the policies stated on this page, compulsory insurances commonly referred to as General Lines may be required, depending on your location. These include Employers Liability (or Workers Compensation in the US/Australia), General/Public Liability, Property Damage and possibly Personal Accident / Corporate Travel and Auto Liability/Motor Fleet insurances.
Disclaimer
WTW hopes you found the general information provided here informative and helpful. The information contained herein is not intended to constitute legal or other professional advice and should not be relied upon in lieu of consultation with your own legal advisors. In the event you would like more information regarding your insurance coverage, please do not hesitate to reach out to us. In North America, WTW offers insurance products through licensed entities, including Willis Towers Watson Northeast, Inc. (in the United States) and Willis Canada Inc. (in Canada).