Singlife unveils Connect 2.0 accelerator for insurtech boost

Connect 2.0 plans to back up to ten startups, focusing on co-creating and launching innovative embedded insurance solutions.

Singaporean financial services company Singlife has launched the second edition of its in-house accelerator programme, Singlife Connect. The accelerator aims to support and foster the growth of promising insurtech and emerging ecosystem enterprises.

Singlife Connect 2.0 plans to back up to ten startups, focusing on co-creating and launching innovative embedded insurance solutions.

Singlife Connect 2.0 builds on the success of its first edition, with a target to scale further and launch co-curated and innovative solutions with participating startups.

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The invitation is extended to insurtech and ecosystem startups interested in or intending to enter the Singapore market.

Eligible participants should be B2C-focused, with direct distribution in Singapore, and have propositions centred around gig workers, employee wellness, physical and mental wellness, and/or financial literacy.

The first edition of Singlife Connect, launched late last year, concluded in August, with five startups—GetPaid, Outside, Octomate, Mito, and CHOYS—successfully graduating and launching live commercial propositions in the market.

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