9 February 2016Insurance

Berkshire Hathaway and Munich Re back revolutionary P2P insurer

Some of the industry’s biggest players have agreed to back Lemonade, the world’s first peer-to-peer (P2P) insurance company, which has already attracted a number of well-known former re/insurance executives to its executive team.

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