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Kettle Stock

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ourkettle.com/Enterprise Software / Data IntelligenceFounded: 2020

Kettle is an insurance technology company striving to provide insurance and reinsurance solutions for property owners in areas prone to catastrophic climate events. Leveraging advanced AI technology, Kettle seeks to design smarter insurance products to protect against increasing risks exacerbated by climate change. Their services focus on providing efficient, reliable coverage to mitigate the financial impacts of climate-related disasters to address the growing need for adaptive insurance models in the face of global climate shifts. Kettle was founded by Andrew Engler, Nathaniel Manning, and Son Le in 2020 and is headquartered in Kensington, California.

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True Ventures

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Alumni Ventures

Groq, OURA, Synchron, X-energy, Axiom Space, Ascend Elements, Capella Space, Lambda, Mythic, Aquabyte

Anthemis Group

Betterment, AgentSync, Kettle, TrueLayer, Cowbell

DCVC

Agility Robotics, Twelve, Tala, Curative, Pivot Bio, Freenome, Rescale, SingleStore (MemSQL), Checkr, Orca Bio

FourCities Capital

Carrot, Mashgin, Deepgram, SmithRx, Kettle, RapidSOS

Acrew Capital

Vanta, Exabeam, Aqua Security, Arthur, Silverfort, Writer, Finix, Kettle, Deserve, RapidSOS

Inspired Capital

Suno, Dandy, Finix, Kettle, Public

Homebrew

Shield AI, Pika, Arthur, Level Home, Color, Tia, Finix, Kettle, theSkimm

Climate Capital

KoBold Metals, UtilityAPI, Mighty Buildings, Nori, Leap, Swell, SINAI, Kettle, Perennial, Remora

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UtilityAPI, Persefoni, Kettle

Two Culture Capital

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Lowercarbon Capital

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Andrew Engler

Co-Founder, Chief Executive Officer & Co-Chief Financial Officer

Amit Shah

President & Chief Distribution Officer

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Can you sell Kettle stock?

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How to sell Kettle stock?

If you hold private company shares of - whether as an employee or an early investor - Forge can help you sell them.

Create a free Forge account, this will give you access to Forge’s marketplace and to one of our experienced Private Market Specialist to answer any questions you might have.
Indicate your interest to sell your Kettle stock on our platform.
Work with your dedicated Private Market Specialist who'll help guide you through every step of the transaction.

Is Kettle a public company?

No, Kettle is a privately held company and is currently not publicly traded on any stock markets including NYSE or NASDAQ.

What is Kettle’s stock price?

Kettle is a privately held company and therefore does not have a public stock price. However, you may access Kettle’s private market stock price with Forge Data.

What is Kettle’s stock ticker symbol?

Kettle does not have an official ticker symbol because this company is not currently publicly traded.

Can institutional investors buy and sell private market stocks?

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Insurance Edge 06/26/2023

Reask Partners With Kettle on Parametric Hurricane Coverage

ClimateTech Reask, a leading science and technology company focusing on natural hazard modelling, announces that it has agreed a partnership with InsurTech MGA Kettle that will enable Kettle to offer location-level, wind speed-based parametric hurricane reinsurance in the US. Reask delivers proven global tropical cyclone models to market-leading clients such as Swiss Re, AXA, parametric insurer Descartes, and ILS firms Securis and Twelve Capital.

Artemis 04/04/2023

Kettle works with Amwins & PartnerRe on California excess wildfire product

Kettle, the reinsurance focused deep-learning and artificial intelligence (AI) company, has delivered risk modelling and analytics to support the development of a new excess wildfire product for the Californian market that has been launched by Amwins and is written by PartnerRe. Amwins Access, the nationwide binding and brokerage platform of the insurance origination and distribution specialist has launched the Excess Wildfire Product that has been designed to complement a self-insured retention plan or the California FAIR (or a similar) plan.

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