Copenhagen-based Leaf has raised €1.74 million (13 million DKK) in its first investment round, led by caesar. and supported by EIFO, along with several angel investors. The company offers a digital platform designed to help businesses manage their insurance and pension by providing data-driven analysis and automation. Leaf aims to address the problem of many businesses being incorrectly insured or paying more than necessary by improving transparency and simplifying insurance management. The new funding will be used to develop the platform further, expand the team, and scale operations.
Leaf’s platform aims to address a common issue in the business insurance market: many companies are either incorrectly insured or overpay for coverage. By leveraging digital tools and data-driven insights, Leaf offers a transparent, automated service designed to simplify how businesses manage their insurance and pension plans.
Caesar brings extensive experience from the insurance industry and has previously been part of some of Europe’s largest insurtech companies, including Clark. The round also includes strong profiles such as Angel Invest, Christopher Lohmann, Michal Jarocki, Michael Brandt Rasmussen, Alexandros Bottenbruch, Mathias Berg, Martina Pfeifer, Veronika Chrestin and Cora Freya Ansorg.
The new capital will be used to enhance Leaf’s service offerings, scale the platform, and strengthen the company’s core team with industry expertise. As the insurance sector continues to digitize, Leaf’s approach reflects a broader trend towards combining technology with traditional risk management.
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