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Insurance AI firm Kalepa has raised $75 million in Series B funding at a $470 million valuation, as it looks to expand its AI platform across the insurance value chain and into new markets.
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Insurance startup Kalepa on Oct. 5 said it raised $75 million at a $470 million valuation, as investors bet that AI solutions can speed up the slow, data-heavy work of pricing risk and writing…
