Metromile attracts $50m investment ahead of merger with INSU

US-based digital insurance platform and pay-per-mile auto insurer Metromile, which is set to go public through a reverse merger with the INSU Acquisition Corp. II, has attracted $50 million in new investment from former Uber CEO Ryan Graves and his investment firm Saltwater.

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