Novidea adds $30m from HarbourVest Partners in funding round
Insurance management system provider Novidea has confirmed raising an extra $30m (£23.6m) from HarbourVest Partners, taking its Series C funding round to $80m.
The asset manager has joined Battery Ventures, Cross Creek, Israel Growth Partners, KT Squared, and JAL Ventures as an investor in the insurtech.
Novidea works with over 100 clients – across brokers including Gallagher and Howden, managing general agents, wholesalers and specialty insurers – in 22 countries around the world for its cloud-based platform.
The investment will be used for organic expansion, product innovation and acquisitions, the business confirmed.
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