YuLife raises £95m in Series C funding

Takes total capital raised to £172m

Hemma Visavadia
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Life insurtech YuLife has raised a further $120m (£95m) through a Series C funding spearheaded by investor Dai-ichi Life.

The latest funding round takes the provider's total capital to $206m (£172m) since it was founded in 2016, having received support from investors such as Creandum, LocalGlobe, Target Global, Latitude, Anthemis, OurCrowd, Notion, MMC and Eurazeo. Last July, YuLife secured £50.6m through its Series B funding round to develop new products and expand its market growth. This year's funds will be used to broaden YuLife's reach into global markets and upscale its product range. Its current proposition is built upon rewards and benefits to employees for wellness activities and healthy habi...

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