InsurTech Futures: Insurance heavyweights strengthen backing of InsurTech Inzura
Phil Bunker, Michael Blaney, Julian Edwards, and Paul Cosh helped to raise an additional £1m of investment.
InsurTech start-up Inzura has raised an additional £1m of investment in its latest funding round.
The firm counts several big names among its investors. These include former LV and NIG managing director Phil Bunker, Autoline founder Michael Blaney, MCE chief executive Julian Edwards, and former Highway Retail managing director Paul Cosh.
Inzura is headquartered in the UK but also serves clients in Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia.
Funding
Inzura raised the £1m in a pre-A funding round
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