InsurTech Futures: Start-up Sherpa raises $2.3m in funding

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Malta-based InsurTech firm set to launch in the UK later this year.

InsurTech start-up Sherpa has raised $2.3m (£1.8m) in funding from angel investors.

Launching in the UK later this year, the Malta-based InsurTech said it aims to offer personalised insurance through a digital, mobile friendly interface.

According to Sherpa it will use artificial intelligence and personal data to educate consumers on the risks they face and then build the right cover to fit their unique needs.

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Chris Kaye, CEO and co-founder of Sherpa, said: “We have completely re

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