Cuvva aims to bypass PCWs and brokers as it raises £15m
UK-based insurtech startup Cuvva has raised £15m in series A funding round as it prepares to launch a pay-monthly product at the beginning of next year and disrupt the existing insurance status quo.
Cuvva started as an app offering pay-as-you-drive motor insurance but aims to take on the UK’s biggest insurers after raising £15m of venture capital backing to target the long-term insurance business
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