Corgi raises $106 million, doubles valuation to $2.6B for AI insurance
Corgi, a startup making insurance for tech and AI risks, just scored $106 million in new funding, doubling its valuation to $2.6 billion in only a few weeks.
Founded by Emily Yuan and Nico Laqua in 2024, Corgi is all about helping startups protect themselves from modern threats like cyberattacks and AI mishaps.
Kindred Ventures funds Corgi underwriting expansion
With this cash boost from Kindred Ventures, Corgi plans to build out an AI-powered underwriting platform, offer more insurance products, and team up with new partners.
Co-founder Laqua says they're tackling big challenges that traditional insurers often miss, like losses or compliance issues caused by faulty AI systems.
Their client list already includes major names like Deel and Artisan, showing they're making waves in the startup world.