InsurTech innovators offered pro bono support and investment opportunities in Norton Rose Fulbright’s competition.
InsurTech start-ups and scale-ups are being invited to compete for a £50,000 prize as part of Norton Rose Fulbright’s 2025 Insurathon.
Now in its eighth year, the competition aims to support innovation and technological advancements in the insurance sector. The global law firm has provided over £275,000 in pro bono advice and investment to early-stage ventures since the competition’s launch in 2017.
A prize worth winning
The £50,000 prize includes £25,000 worth of pro bono UK legal and regulatory advice from Norton Rose Fulbright’s corporate and regulatory insurance team, alongside a potential £25,000 equity investment.
In addition, all applicants will benefit from a 45-minute pro bono legal clinic addressing areas such as corporate structuring, data privacy, intellectual property, and financial services regulation.
Finalists will receive three further 45-minute pro bono legal clinics d