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Raincoat

Fintech · San Juan, Puerto Rico · Founded 2019

Democratizing access to financial resilience in the face of natural disasters MoreLess

Raincoat is a Puerto Rican financial technology company established in 2019 by co-founders Jonathan González and Jan Paral. The inspiration for the company stemmed from González's firsthand experience with the devastating aftermath of Hurricane María in Puerto Rico in 2017. He witnessed the prolonged and often unsuccessful insurance claims process that left many, including his own family, without timely financial support. This experience motivated the creation of a system designed to expedite and simplify disaster relief payments.

The firm operates on a parametric insurance model, which offers a distinct approach compared to traditional insurance. Instead of basing payouts on the magnitude of an individual's losses, which requires lengthy assessments, parametric insurance disburses a predetermined amount when a specific, measurable event occurs, such as a hurricane reaching a certain wind speed or an earthquake of a particular magnitude. This structure enables the company to process claims almost instantaneously. By developing sophisticated models that analyze complex environmental data and leveraging real-time information, Raincoat's platform can automatically trigger coverage and payments.

Raincoat's business model is primarily B2B2C, partnering with governments, insurers, and financial institutions to embed its climate insurance products into their existing channels. These partners can then offer these automated, end-to-end solutions to protect individuals, small businesses, and farmers from the financial disruption caused by natural disasters like hurricanes, floods, and earthquakes. The company has active projects in locations including Puerto Rico, Jamaica, Mexico, and Colombia. To fuel its growth and global expansion, Raincoat has secured significant funding, including a $4.5 million seed round in August 2022 and an additional $6.5 million in June 2023, bringing its total raised capital to $11 million.

Keywords: parametric insurance, climate insurance, insurtech, disaster relief, financial resilience, automated claims, climate risk, natural disaster recovery, embedded insurance, B2B2C insurance, climate adaptation, weather insurance, hurricane insurance, earthquake insurance, flood insurance, agricultural insurance, risk management, data-driven insurance, instant payouts, catastrophe insurance

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Raincoat's talent

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Investors

12 investors on Raincoat's cap table

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Seed 12 investors entered at this stage
Morro Ventures
Anthemis Group
SoftBank
305 Ventures
Divergent Capital
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico
Consorcio
SB Opportunity Fund
Two Sigma Ventures
Mundi Ventures
Elefund
Revolution

Global footprint

Where Raincoat has talent and traffic

Workforce by country
4 countries with
team presence
🇺🇸 United States30.8%
🇲🇽 Mexico7.7%
🇳🇱 Netherlands7.7%
🇬🇧 United Kingdom7.7%
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What the market is saying about Raincoat

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