Surematics is helping commercial insurance brokers structure complicated deals online. Homeowners and car insurance are enough of a nightmare for most of us to handle but Surematics is targeting even more difficult cases — awkward expensive items like oil rigs.
Surematics is a Y Combinator company in the Summer 2017 batch. Its directory entry describes it as: We help commercial insurance brokers structure complicated…. The founder listed is Dan Hughes (Founder) (Y Combinator directory entry, May 2, 2017).
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Surematics is helping commercial insurance brokers structure complicated deals online. Homeowners and car insurance are enough of a nightmare for most of us to handle but Surematics is targeting even more difficult cases — awkward expensive items like oil rigs. With a dash of blockchain, the startup wants to allow companies to collaborate together to create enforceable contracts.
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