July has come and gone, and there were a few interesting rounds that may have flown under the radar as everyone tried to beat the heat. Here are some startup deals of note that may have been overlooked.
Insurance tech
We set out to explore a different kind of geographic funding analysis. Here’s what we found.
Insurtech company Lemonade has laid off around 20% of employees of newly acquired car insurer Metromile, the company confirmed to Crunchbase News.
Maybe companies were reluctant to announce new funding after the July 4th holiday, or maybe it was another indication of a slowing venture market...
Only five U.S.-based startups raised six-figure rounds and none even broke the $200 million mark. A year ago, it wasn’t uncommon for at least a trio...
Health care investments are booming, due in large part to digital transformation and health tech startups, writes investor and CEO of Convene, Ryan...
While insurance is an industry ripe for disruption and technological advancements, stiff competition doesn’t always have to be the case, writes...
So far this year, investors have put just over $6 billion into U.S. insurance and insurtech-focused startups, per the latest Crunchbase data. With...
Ladder offers between $100,000 and $8 million in life insurance term policies for people between the ages of 20 and 60.
Before publishing a remote-help wanted posting, startup HR, payroll and accounting experts say companies should invest in the technical and legal...
iLife is looking to change that as it hopes to digitize the life insurance industry after raising a $4 million seed.
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