Target Global

Target Global is a private equity and venture capital firm headquartered in Berlin, Germany, with over €800 million in assets under management. Founded in 2012, the firm specializes in early-stage investments across various sectors, particularly in technology-driven companies. It focuses on digital consumer sectors, such as fintech, cybersecurity, e-commerce, and software services, while avoiding online media and social networks. Target Global typically invests between €0.2 million and €30 million, targeting enterprises valued between €5 million and €500 million. The firm emphasizes businesses that generate most of their revenue from the B2C segment and actively invests in Europe, Israel, and the United States. With a team of over 50 professionals, Target Global leverages its extensive network and experience to support entrepreneurs in building market leaders. Its portfolio includes notable companies like Auto1, Delivery Hero, and Omio.

Dominic Aits

Associate

Lodovico Carini

Investor

Bao-Y Van Cong

Partner

Heiko Dimmerling

Partner

Khalil Hefaf

Investment Manager

Ben Kaminski

Partner

Jonas Kern

Investor

Mike Lobanov

General Partner

Ricardo Schaefer

Partner

Joshua Stein

Investor

Jorge Fonturbel

Investor

Anton Terekhov

Venture Partner

Victoria Zhao

Investor

Past deals in Motor Insurance

wefox

Series D in 2022
wefox is a digital insurance company based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2015. The company focuses on providing an all-in-one insurance solution by leveraging technology to enhance the customer experience and streamline processes. Rather than selling directly to consumers, wefox operates through a network of thousands of digitally enabled advisors across Europe, which helps improve customer satisfaction and reduce acquisition costs. The company employs advanced analytics to achieve better loss ratios than the market average and boasts over 90% straight-through processing for its services. Wefox offers a comprehensive platform that includes policy management, claims settlement, and personalized coverage options, aiming to reinvent insurance and make people safer by preventing risks.

YuLife

Series C in 2022
YuLife is a London-based insurance company founded in 2016 that aims to inspire individuals to lead healthier lives through its innovative insurance and well-being platform. The company combines insurance products with gamification and behavioral science to create plans that not only provide life and medical coverage but also reward users for engaging in health-promoting activities, such as walking and meditation. Users can earn rewards like air miles, vouchers, and gift cards, which support their financial, emotional, and physical well-being. YuLife's approach seeks to transform traditional financial products into tools that encourage a healthier lifestyle, benefiting both individuals and businesses by fostering a culture of wellness. The company is supported by several venture capital firms and investors committed to its mission.

Casava

Pre Seed Round in 2022
Casava is a developer of an online insurance platform focused on providing protection for consumer incomes in Nigeria in the event of job loss or wage reduction. The company offers a range of life and non-life microinsurance products and services tailored for individuals and small businesses. Through its platform, customers can conveniently purchase insurance, file claims, and receive reimbursements online, facilitating easier access to essential financial protection in a rapidly evolving market.

YuLife

Series B in 2021
YuLife is a London-based insurance company founded in 2016 that aims to inspire individuals to lead healthier lives through its innovative insurance and well-being platform. The company combines insurance products with gamification and behavioral science to create plans that not only provide life and medical coverage but also reward users for engaging in health-promoting activities, such as walking and meditation. Users can earn rewards like air miles, vouchers, and gift cards, which support their financial, emotional, and physical well-being. YuLife's approach seeks to transform traditional financial products into tools that encourage a healthier lifestyle, benefiting both individuals and businesses by fostering a culture of wellness. The company is supported by several venture capital firms and investors committed to its mission.

YuLife

Series B in 2021
YuLife is a London-based insurance company founded in 2016 that aims to inspire individuals to lead healthier lives through its innovative insurance and well-being platform. The company combines insurance products with gamification and behavioral science to create plans that not only provide life and medical coverage but also reward users for engaging in health-promoting activities, such as walking and meditation. Users can earn rewards like air miles, vouchers, and gift cards, which support their financial, emotional, and physical well-being. YuLife's approach seeks to transform traditional financial products into tools that encourage a healthier lifestyle, benefiting both individuals and businesses by fostering a culture of wellness. The company is supported by several venture capital firms and investors committed to its mission.

wefox

Series C in 2021
wefox is a digital insurance company based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2015. The company focuses on providing an all-in-one insurance solution by leveraging technology to enhance the customer experience and streamline processes. Rather than selling directly to consumers, wefox operates through a network of thousands of digitally enabled advisors across Europe, which helps improve customer satisfaction and reduce acquisition costs. The company employs advanced analytics to achieve better loss ratios than the market average and boasts over 90% straight-through processing for its services. Wefox offers a comprehensive platform that includes policy management, claims settlement, and personalized coverage options, aiming to reinvent insurance and make people safer by preventing risks.

Zego

Series C in 2021
Zego is a provider of commercial auto and New Mobility insurance, designed to offer flexible and cost-effective solutions for modern businesses. Recognizing the challenges posed by traditional insurance, which can be time-consuming and expensive, Zego aims to empower businesses by streamlining the insurance process. Their on-demand insurance platform offers a variety of options, including pay-as-you-go policies for delivery drivers and riders, with rates starting as low as £0.65 per hour. This flexibility allows customers to choose insurance coverage that aligns with their specific needs, whether it be minute-by-minute or annual plans. By leveraging usage data from vehicles, Zego provides a more tailored pricing model, helping businesses unlock their full potential without the constraints of conventional insurance.

MDGo

Venture Round in 2020
MDGo Ltd is an Israeli company that operates an online platform designed to analyze car accidents by utilizing existing vehicle sensors. Founded in 2017 and based in Haifa, the platform generates comprehensive medical reports detailing the type and severity of passenger injuries, along with a thorough analysis of the accident mechanism and vehicle damages. This information is rapidly transmitted to first responders and relevant hospitals, potentially improving emergency medical response and saving lives. Additionally, MDGo's technology offers automotive manufacturers a unique safety feature and creates a new revenue stream by automating the claims process for insurance companies. This dual function not only enhances road safety but also streamlines operations within the insurance industry.

Drover

Series B in 2020
Drover Limited operates a mobility-as-a-service platform that offers monthly all-in car subscriptions, providing an alternative to traditional car leasing, hiring, and purchasing. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in London, the company enables customers to flexibly access vehicles by allowing them to keep, swap, upgrade, or downgrade their cars as needed, without long-term commitments or high upfront costs. Drover's platform serves both end-customers and fleet partners, offering a comprehensive interface for vehicle listings and fleet management. This technology integrates various services, including telematics, predictive maintenance, electronic driver onboarding, and insurance, creating a seamless experience for both drivers and vehicle suppliers. By bridging the gap between short-term rental and long-term leasing, Drover aims to enhance customer mobility while optimizing vehicle inventory for its partners.

wefox

Series B in 2019
wefox is a digital insurance company based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2015. The company focuses on providing an all-in-one insurance solution by leveraging technology to enhance the customer experience and streamline processes. Rather than selling directly to consumers, wefox operates through a network of thousands of digitally enabled advisors across Europe, which helps improve customer satisfaction and reduce acquisition costs. The company employs advanced analytics to achieve better loss ratios than the market average and boasts over 90% straight-through processing for its services. Wefox offers a comprehensive platform that includes policy management, claims settlement, and personalized coverage options, aiming to reinvent insurance and make people safer by preventing risks.

Zego

Series B in 2019
Zego is a provider of commercial auto and New Mobility insurance, designed to offer flexible and cost-effective solutions for modern businesses. Recognizing the challenges posed by traditional insurance, which can be time-consuming and expensive, Zego aims to empower businesses by streamlining the insurance process. Their on-demand insurance platform offers a variety of options, including pay-as-you-go policies for delivery drivers and riders, with rates starting as low as £0.65 per hour. This flexibility allows customers to choose insurance coverage that aligns with their specific needs, whether it be minute-by-minute or annual plans. By leveraging usage data from vehicles, Zego provides a more tailored pricing model, helping businesses unlock their full potential without the constraints of conventional insurance.

wefox

Series B in 2019
wefox is a digital insurance company based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2015. The company focuses on providing an all-in-one insurance solution by leveraging technology to enhance the customer experience and streamline processes. Rather than selling directly to consumers, wefox operates through a network of thousands of digitally enabled advisors across Europe, which helps improve customer satisfaction and reduce acquisition costs. The company employs advanced analytics to achieve better loss ratios than the market average and boasts over 90% straight-through processing for its services. Wefox offers a comprehensive platform that includes policy management, claims settlement, and personalized coverage options, aiming to reinvent insurance and make people safer by preventing risks.

omni:us

Series A in 2018
omni:us is a developer of insurance claims automation software that leverages advanced artificial intelligence and natural language processing to enhance the efficiency of claims processing. The omni:us Platform allows insurers to create customized modules and swiftly integrate AI into their operations through the Cognitive Claims Kit, which addresses various use cases along the claims value chain, including document intake and coverage verification. The software is designed to work seamlessly with legacy systems, requiring no in-house AI expertise for implementation. By utilizing handwritten text recognition technology, omni:us automates data-intensive workflows and generates comprehensive claims profiles. The company aims to foster a hybrid workflow where human and machine collaboration enhances productivity. Headquartered in Berlin, omni:us has a research partnership in Barcelona and maintains a presence in the UK, France, and the United States, serving clients such as Allianz, Baloise, and AmTrust.

Caroobi

Series B in 2018
Caroobi GmbH is an integrated marketplace for automotive aftersales based in Berlin, Germany. The company operates a network of workshops that offer a wide range of car repair services, including transmission and engine repairs, oil changes, and vehicle inspections. Caroobi also provides essential auto parts, such as engine and transmission replacement components. Established in 2015, the company aims to enhance the car repair experience by offering a transparent and straightforward booking process. As of June 2020, Caroobi operates as a subsidiary of Deutsches Werkstattnetz GmbH, positioning itself to revolutionize the automotive aftersales industry across Europe and beyond.

wefox

Series A in 2016
wefox is a digital insurance company based in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2015. The company focuses on providing an all-in-one insurance solution by leveraging technology to enhance the customer experience and streamline processes. Rather than selling directly to consumers, wefox operates through a network of thousands of digitally enabled advisors across Europe, which helps improve customer satisfaction and reduce acquisition costs. The company employs advanced analytics to achieve better loss ratios than the market average and boasts over 90% straight-through processing for its services. Wefox offers a comprehensive platform that includes policy management, claims settlement, and personalized coverage options, aiming to reinvent insurance and make people safer by preventing risks.

Clark

Seed Round in 2015
Clark is a Berlin-based insurance platform founded in June 2015 by Dr. Christopher Oster and Steffen Glomb. The company specializes in providing transparent, affordable, and comprehensive insurance coverage through a digital platform. By leveraging technology and insurance expertise, Clark offers a user-friendly approach to insurance advice, enabling customers to assess their insurance status easily. Users can access the platform via iOS and Android applications or a website, where they receive an analysis of their current insurance situation and recommendations for optimization. This includes comparing tariffs from various insurance providers, allowing users to manage their insurance needs transparently and at a lower cost. Clark is supported by FinLeap and the Institute for Transparency.
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