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  • Deputy Editor, Asiafruit Magazine
  • Industry Communications, Caravan Industry Association of Australia
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So…Where Are We Now? VC Viewpoint on InsurTech Funding Trends

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By Matthew Jones Verified
| Carrier Management Verified
Long seen as ripe for innovation, the insurance industry attracted significant attention from venture capital investors over the last few years. A renewed focus on capital efficiency and profitability is now bringing a new lease on life to the insurance technology landscape after a turbulent couple of years. Exciting times are ahead. Executive Summary Matthew Jones leads venture investing at Transverse Ventures, an insurance-focused investment fund backed by a range of industry participants.
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Key Success Factors

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By Angela Armanni, Matthew Jones Verified, Bhroma Patel
| lonza.com
Industry-leading tech transfer expertise Technology transfers are an important tool for companies to simplify and secure their supply chains and ensure that medicines reach patients on time. Fast and efficient technology transfer capabilities are also an important asset for customers to be able to quickly react to changing market, business and political conditions and reduce risk.
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Border Force stops cocaine

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By Matthew Jones Verified
| Daily Cargo News Verified
TWO men are facing life in prison after they were arrested in Adelaide following the seizure of 139kg of cocaine hidden inside a shipment of luxury buses. The cocaine has a street value of $45 million. The Victorian men, aged 22 and 19, are expected to face Port Adelaide Magistrates court today (5 February) charged with attempting to possess a commercial quantity of cocaine.
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