Briefing: Lemonade’s IPO plans – losses, lines, Lloyd's and 'love'

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Lemonade will seek to raise up to $100m (£78.5m) via an initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, with its prospectus shedding snippets of insight into its past, present and future.

Despite disruption from the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the insurtech, valued at around $2bn, has dusted off its hotly anticipated IPO plans. It was forced to put them on hold last year while investor

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