i23 raises £4.9 million for AI insurance broker
i23 raised £4.9 million in seed funding to build an AI insurance broker, tech.eu reports, citing Sky News, which first reported the round. Former UK economic secretary to the Treasury Bim Afolami founded the startup with PrimaryBid cofounder Anand Sambasivan.
Four Cities Capital jointly led the round. Outward VC, Seedcamp and Insiders Ventures also invested.
i23 is developing an AI operating model that will handle routine administrative work for insurance brokers. Former PrimaryBid chief operating officer Mike Coombes and Opriva cofounder Salman Valibeik are also part of the founding team.
The UK insurance broker market is worth up to £22 billion a year but remains highly fragmented, according to the report.
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