In this episode David and Nigel discuss the latest news and trends in insurtech, including the trend of "serial disruptors" - talent moving away from incumbents to create start ups to fix issues with incumbents' services, as TechCrunch runs more insurtech stories lately, is this the start of insurtech going mainstream? They also talk drone insurance and are smart helmets the new frontier of insurtech? And the personalisation of data and risk to ensure that people are not tarred by tied stereotypes, such as young male drivers being more unreliable than any other demographic. Additionally, as Brolly raise over £1M in funding, we have an interview with their CEO Phoebe Hugh to discuss the latest innovations at Brolly and what they're looking to do longterm. Enjoy the show! Spread the word, tell your friends and don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes! Special Guests: Nigel Walsh and Phoebe Hugh. Links: With $4 million in funding, Kin wants to change how homeowners get insured | TechCrunch Earnings Call Roundup: Insurance CEOs Say Change Is Coming VCs love insurance, even if you don’t | TechCrunch Startups want to change what you insure and how you insure it | TechCrunch The New Frontier Of Insurtech: Smart Helmets That Protect Your Wallet InsurTech Futures: Allianz partners with start-up Flock on drone insurance - Insurance Age Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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