Allianz Insurance has partnered Dinghy to provide business insurance for the freelancer market.
The InsurTech offers flexible on-demand business insurance for freelancers, where cover is charged by the second and customers pay only for what is used. Cover levels may be flexed up or down, on or off, and payment is settled in arrears - all controlled though an app.
The company's chief executive Dorian Zanker said: “We are making insurance fairer, faster and cheaper for the new and growing population of freelancers and are extremely pleased that Allianz shares our goals as well.
Nick Hobbs, director of broker markets at Allianz Insurance, added: “We recognise that the world of employment is changing rapidly and our work in getting to this point with Dinghy has re-emphasised that evolution.
"With insure-as-you-work solutions expected to become more prevalent, partnering with Dinghy represents a great opportunity for Allianz."
London-based Dinghy's professional indemnity, public liability and business equipment cover is underwritten by Allianz Insurance.
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