Esure's Peter Wood leads £2.5m funding round for sharing economy insurtech
Norwich-based Pikl was founded in 2016 by former Co-op and Gallagher head of pricing Louis Birriterri.
It provides insurance products for people letting properties or parking spaces through platforms
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