Slide raises $100 million in Series A funding round
Homeowners insurtech Slide has announced it has raised $100 million in a Series A funding round, led by Gries Investment Funds and Tampa Bay Ventures.
Homeowners insurtech Slide has announced it has raised $100 million in a Series A funding round, led by Gries Investment Funds and Tampa Bay Ventures.
The funding, which comes just three months after a $6 million Series A round, will drive expansion of Vesttoo’s Insurance-Linked Program (ILP) offering, a security-based investment portfolio, as well as its fully digital marketplace for insurance-based risk transfer and investments
French startup Leocare has raised a big Series B funding round led by Eight Roads. Overall, the company has raised $116 million. It’s an equity and debt round, which means that part of this amount is a cash-for-equity transaction, while the rest is a credit line.
Resilience, an industry leader in cyber insurance and security solutions, announced today that it closed an $80 million Series C funding round, co-led by General Catalyst and Corey Thomas of Rapid7, with participation from Lightspeed Venture Partners, Founders Fund, Charles River Ventures, Shield Capital, and Intact Ventures.
One of the most noticeable — and noted — effects of climate change has been its impact on how other events in the environment — be they natural or man-made occurrences — play out: forest fires burn more violently and for longer; floods happen more often and are more severe when they do; and so on, with climate change often cited as the main culprit for all of the catastrophes.
EasyHealth, a startup focused on navigating the Medicare experience, announced a $135 million Series A round on Thursday.
As funding pours into mental health tech, one thing remains relatively unchanged: complex insurance billing. Now, even that medieval process is starting to attract startup interest — from companies that scan claims for errors, to others looking to simplify filing itself.
Steadily serves the 17 million individual rental property owners who collectively own the large majority of single family and small apartment rentals across the US.
When you live in a home, something always breaks. And it can be difficult to know who to call and if you can afford the repairs. That’s where Puls Technologies come in.
Insurance lags behind other financial services in the adoption of digital technologies. Granted, a few unicorns have popped up from the modern digital insurance space such as Tractable and Lemonade; however, this sector hasn’t raced to the stage as quickly as say, payments or lending.
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