Insurtech Enzo raises money

The start-up wants to offer insurance for residential buildings and has convinced several investors.
News by Janina Gerhardt Janina Gerhardt · Stuttgart, 03. May 2022

The start-up wants to offer insurance for residential buildings and has convinced several investors.

The start-up Enzo has raised funding before its launch, as Finance Forward reports. The investors 2bX, Styx Urban Investments, Comgy founder Ruben Haas and Unzer co-founder Jens Bader are said to have been involved. The 2bX fund is also financed by real estate investor René Benko. The financing round is said to involve an investment of millions. However, the exact amount is unknown.

Marvin Follmann and Sascha Wolf founded Enzo in 2021. The company is said to have previously been called Dwellersclub. Both founders have previous experience in the start-up scene. Sascha Wolf helped set up the Heidelberg start-up Getsafe. Follmann was a developer at the Munich unicorn Celonis.

The two founders are now working together on insurance for residential buildings. Up to now, water damage has been a major problem in this area. "We want to use sensors to monitor the water pipes in a house, for example, in order to detect possible irregularities," says Wolf to Finance Forward. This system is currently being tested in a house in Mannheim. An app is also intended to help customers prepare their homes for storms and thus prevent damage.


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