Bspoke buys insurtech Arma Karma
Bspoke Group has bought Colchester-based monthly insurance subscription insurtech Arma Karma.
Arma Karma offers subscribers insurance for items such as phones, instruments, headphones, and jewellery for loss, accidental damage and theft. The cover is available for at home, outside and abroad. The insurtech gives 25% of its commission revenue to a charity of the subscriber’s choice, from a panel of four – currently ShelterBox, Rainforest Trust UK, YoungMinds and Railway Children.
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