InsurTech Futures: Worry+Peace launches smart directory for brokers

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Start-up says platform will offer self-service tools for brokers’ insurance distribution.

InsurTech start-up Worry+Peace has opened up its smart directory offering, Marketplace 2, to brokers as founder James York declared “guerilla war on cost-of-acquisition and all its distortions”.

The start-up claimed the directory is the first of its kind for the insurance industry and will offer self-service tools for brokers’ insurance distribution.

York told Insurance Age that the aim is to connect brokers with consumers. Brokers can upload their products to the platform and in turn

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