lemonade - p2p versicherung

mb79mb · Anmeldedatum: 08.09.2014 Beiträge: 213

http://www.crowdfundinsider.com/2015/12/78461-making-lemonade-with-aleph-sequoia-capital-and-tech-entrepreneurs-daniel-schreiber-shai-wininger-p2p-insurance/

Meines wissens waere das der erste versuch im versicherungsbereich
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mb79mb · Anmeldedatum: 08.09.2014 Beiträge: 213

http://www.bankrate.com/financing/insurance/will-lemonade-be-the-uber-of-insurance/
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Claus Lehmann · Site Admin Anmeldedatum: 31.08.2007 Beiträge: 18008

das hier gab es schon vor 5 Jahren:
http://www.p2p-banking.com/countries/germany-friendsurance-first-p2p-insurance-concept-launched/

wird auch in dem ankrate Artikel erwähnt
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mb79mb · Anmeldedatum: 08.09.2014 Beiträge: 213

Gut, bei Friendsurance steht aber eher der gegenseitige Versicherungsgedanke im Vordergrund, waehrend bei Lemonade der Versicherungsmarkt P2P Anlegern zugaenglich gemacht wird. Das sind fuer mich zwei unterschiedliche Konzepte.
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mb79mb · Anmeldedatum: 08.09.2014 Beiträge: 213

Market disruptors are always fun to watch develop, and one of the ones that I’ve got my eye on at the moment is Lemonade.
For the uninitiated, Lemonade hopes to become the world’s first peer-to-peer insurer, harnessing the power of behavioural economics and the sharing economy to deliver an “instantaneous, unconflicted and downright delightful” insurance experience.
It secured $13mn in fundraising, led by Aleph and Sequoia Capital, in December last year, and aims to launch later this year.
Up until yesterday (9 February) there was little in the way of detail about this company, led by CEO Daniel Schreiber, other than some interesting hires including American International Group’s former president of product development Ty Sagalow, and former Ace CUO Robert Giurlando.
But last night Lemonade revealed some impressive reinsurance backers.
Berkshire Hathaway's National Indemnity, Everest, Hiscox, Munich, Transatlantic and XL Catlin have all agreed to provide reinsurance for the start-up.
Peer-to-peer lenders such as Funding Circle* have transformed the loans market, while sharing economy businesses have radically altered a number of services - not least taxis, for which Uber has been deemed so successful that ‘Uber-isation’ has become a moniker for disruptors in other fields.
Could Lemonade kick-start a revolution in insurance? Only time will tell...
Charlie Thomas, Managing News Editor, The Insurance Insider
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