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InsurTech Futures: Broker Inlet launches with sharing economy focus

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The CEO of the Norwich-based business is former head of pricing at Arthur J Gallagher Louise Birritteri.

Broker Inlet has been launched and will focus on providing add-on insurance products for the sharing economy.

The broker, which is described as an InsurTech entrant, is headed up by former head of pricing at Arthur J Gallagher and Co-op Insurance Louise Birritteri.

According to a statement the Norwich-based broker is kicking off with ten products covering four main product areas and has plans to grow that to around 35 during 2018.

These products will be available to the broker market. Brokers

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