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Interview with Daniel Schreiber, CEO & Co-Founder of Lemonade

David Gogel chats with Daniel Schreiber, CEO and Co-Founder of Lemonade, an insurtech startup based in New York. The property and casualty insurance company offers fast and low cost homeowners and renters insurance powered by technology, honest culture, and a commitment to social good. The company just raised $34 million in series B financing and is backed by top Venture Capital firms including Sequoia, General Catalyst, and Google Ventures.

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Marketplace Lending: A Roadmap for Growth or the Next Subprime?

In late October, Wharton FinTech went on a company trek for the day to New York. We met with two Marketplace Lending (MPL) startups (Bread Finance, Bond Street) and two investors (JP Morgan Chase, Nyca Partners). The following post provides an overview of the MPL business model, growth opportunities, and emerging risks that were discussed over the course of those meetings.

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Treatise on Ramen (Part 3): Best Bars, Best Cocktails, Best Clubs, Best Coffeeshops, Best Restaurants, Best Walking Tours, Traveling Outside Tokyo

I moved from New York to Tokyo for work in December 2014 with very limited Japanese. Many friends have asked me about my experiences and for advice on where to go, what to see, and of course, what to eat and drink. Part 3 covers Tokyo’s best bars, best cocktails, best clubs, best coffeeshops, best restaurants, best walking tours, and tips for traveling outside of Tokyo.

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Treatise On Ramen (Part 1): Top 10, Public Policy, Science & Technology, Transportation, Most Useful Apps & Websites

I moved from New York to Tokyo for work in December 2014 with very limited Japanese. Many friends have asked me about my experiences and for advice on where to go, what to see, and of course, what to eat and drink. Part 1 covers Japan’s top 10, public policy, science & tech, transportation, and useful apps / websites.

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