Lloyds Lab selects 12 InsurTech startups

Lloyds of London has chosen the 12 early-stage InsurTech firms to take part in its Lloyds Lab innovation accelerator programme.

Selected competitors include KASKO, Skyline, Parametrix, Kovrr and BOXX Insurance.

The finalists were chosen out of over 90 companies that had submitted applications. The fourth cohort will begin the 10-week "intensive collaboration" on 27 April, ahead of a demo day on 8 July.

The companies will mainly be focused on developing data and models, creating new insurance products and services, and working on services related to enhancing various online insurance processes.

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