Insurtech Kanguro launches renters' insurance in Florida
By Isha Marathe
March 4 - (The Insurer) - Miami-based Kanguro Insurance, known for its pet insurance products, is launching a renters' insurance in Florida as part of an expansion drive.
The insurtech will offer the new Florida service through its Super App and end-to-end bilingual (English and Spanish) services. The app and website allow users to access an end-to-end sign-up to claims service, aiming for increased efficiency and innovation. Kanguro's renters' insurance includes protections for personal belongings, liability coverage and additional living expenses in case of unforeseen events.
The company said it has other partnership verticals in the pipeline as it seeks to expand.
"Florida residents can access this solution today, and we're excited about the growth to come with new partnership verticals launching soon," said Andres Mishaan, CEO at Kanguro.
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