Over the years, we've become accustomed to reporting on merger and acquisition activity among insurance technology companies that seems to come in bunches, but last week's announcements—three major deals in a span of three days—caught many by surprise.
The timing of these three deals was probably coincidental, but there's nothing coincidental about M&A activity among insurance software vendors. People are looking for signs to determine what's next,
The truth, though, is no one seems to know—except for the companies on the lookout for strategic investments and the companies that quietly market themselves to prospective partners as much as they market their companies to prospective clients.
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