10 Biggest Venture Insurance Stock Trades of the Second Quarter

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10 Biggest Venture Insurance Stock Trades of the Second Quarter

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The three largest property and casualty insurance deals in the second quarter had an average funding round of more than $88 million. These three deals earned an average of 10.40% of their total funding in the quarter. In total, all of the top ten venture insurance deals in the second quarter raised $605 million in funding.

Read more about the ten biggest P&C insurance stock deals of the second quarter.

Source: CB Insights

Rank	Company	Round sum	Round	Date	Select Investors	Country	% of the total funding
1	ICE	93 million USD	Series D	4/17	Solidium, Blackwells Capital, Move Capital, Christo Georgiev	Finland	10.9%
1	Vitesse	93 million USD	Series C	5/21	KKR, Hannover Digital Investments	United Kingdom	10.9%
3	Cover Genius	80 million dollars	Series E	5/15	Spark Capital, Dawn Capital, G Squared, King River Capital	United States	9.4%
4	Honey insurance	71 million USD	Series A	4/8	Capital of Gallatin Point	Australia	8.3%
5	Tree	60 million dollars	Series B	4/30	Giant Ventures, Opera Tech Ventures, Mubadala Capital, Space Capital, Ascend	United States	7.0%
5	FintechOS	60 million dollars	Series B	5/30	BlackRock, Cipio Partners, Molten Ventures, Earlybird Venture Capital, Gap Minder	United Kingdom	7.0%
7	Transparent cover	55 million USD	Series E	4/11	OMERS Ventures	United States	6.4%
8	Honeycomb	36 million dollars	Series B	5/7	Zeev Ventures, IT-Farm, Ibex Investors, Phoenix Insurance, Launchbay Capital	United States	4.2%
9	Novidea	30 million dollars	Series C	4/9	HarbourVest Partners	Israel	3.5%
10	Wefox	27 million USD	Convertible note	6/27	Chrysalis Investments, Target Global	Germany	3.2%

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