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Interview: Jimmy Williams, Urban Jungle

Jimmy Williams

Jimmy Williams, co-founder and CEO of Urban Jungle, spoke to Post about how his own experience with home insurance inspired him to address issues the industry is facing, ambitions to branch outside of property and how views of insurtechs are changing.

Urban Jungle, an insurtech firm targeting ‘generation rent’, launched in 2016 with renters’ contents cover allowing those living in house shares to split the total sum and change the names of tenants

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