InsurTech Futures: Homelyfe raises £2.4m in super seed round
App-based start-up says investment by Talis Capital and Peterson Ventures will go towards technical development and expanding its team.
InsurTech start-up Homelyfe has announced it has raised £2.4m in a super seed round, led by Talis Capital and Peterson Ventures.
The investment follows the launch of the app-based insurance provider, which is an AR of managing general agent Vibe, earlier in October.
According to the firm it aims to add multiple general insurance lines over the coming year, starting with home insurance in early 2018.
Homelyfe detailed that the investment will go towards further technical development as well
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