InsurTech Futures: Worry+Peace teams up with Flock on drone cover
The partnership follows Flock's recent tie-up with Allianz.
Worry+Peace has teamed up with fellow InsurTech company Flock to facilitate the latter’s recent partnership with Allianz on drone insurance.
The digital broker noted that the deal would make Flock the third start-up to achieve appointed representative status as part of Worry+Peace’s InsurTech Startup Network.
As previously reported, Flock’s first product will be a mobile app which offers pay-as-you-fly insurance for drone operators, set to be launched in September.
Flock combines real-time
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