InsurTech Specialists
Insurance for start-ups & scale-ups
Start-ups, scale-ups, their founders, managers and shareholders have very specific insurance requirements compared to incumbent companies. At Mamori we unite decades of insurance knowledge for SMEs, large enterprises and insurance companies into account and tailor this to your specific company stage to cover all aspects: Property & Casualty, Health & Benefits and Employee Benefits (absence, wellbeing, health consulting).
About Mamori
Mamori means “Protection” in Japanese and that is exactly what InsurTech should do. Protect your start-up and scale-up against unnecessary risks, avoid over-paying and ensure people and property is protected as it should.
Services
Insurance Intake
Our team starts with an Insurance Due Diligence to determine the optimal insurances and coverage.
Insurance Intake
We negotiate the best coverage and prices at top notchfor you and benchmark this every year.
Property & Casualty
The property-casualty business includes the insurance of personal property (cars, homes) and liability (personal or professional). It covers a broad range of products and services designed for individuals and business clients which need to be taken into account from a risk management perspective.
Health & Benefits
An employee benefit insurance plan typically includes the following basic coverage package: medical health insurance, group term life insurance, prescription drug plan, and accidental death and dismemberment policies. In addition to a more comprehensive package might be offered that might include dental and vision plans, short- and long-term disability insurance, and retirement plans.
Risk Management
The great thing about InsurTech is exactly what it says: the combination of insurance matters and technology. In a world where sustainability needs a front row seat, new and sometimes complex questions need to be answered from a risk management perspective.
Technology
Accelerating technology trends are poised to reshape the insurance business: AI, connectivity and automation to name a few. Companies need to let go of existing business models and embrace new ways to manufacture and distribute.