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MLTPLY
Aimed at seed-stage companies that are solving small businesses’ and consumers’ protection and insurance needs in areas of property and casualty, MLTPLY will...
MLTPLY
Aimed at seed-stage companies that are solving small businesses’ and consumers’ protection and insurance needs in areas of property and casualty, MLTPLY will place a special focus on companies where technology and coverage are key areas of innovation, including telematics, new data, new markets, complex markets, and non-admitted offerings that need technology scale.
General information
Firm type
Generalist
Year founded
2021
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Dallas
Corporate office
Dallas, TX, United States
Principals
Gloria Guntinas
Founder and CEO
Seyi Bamigbola
Co-founder and CTO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does MLTPLY source deal flow?
MLTPLY sources deal flow through its founders' deep insurtech networks, including connections formed at CoverWallet and within the Insurtech NY ecosystem, where Guntinas is active. The firm also maintains a public 'Get Funded' application portal on its website as a direct inbound channel for founders.
What is MLTPLY's relationship with Aon?
There is no public disclosure of a direct corporate relationship between MLTPLY and Aon. The connection is through the firm’s founders, Gloria Guntinas and Seyi Bamigbola, who were CEO and CTO of CoverWallet, an insurtech platform acquired by Aon. Their experience at CoverWallet informs MLTPLY’s operating model.
Does MLTPLY participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Based on available disclosures, MLTPLY makes direct equity investments into individual startups. There is no public evidence it participates as a limited partner in other funds or operates its own committed fund structure.
Which insurtech sectors does MLTPLY explicitly avoid?
MLTPLY does not publish an explicit exclusion list. However, its stated focus areas — mobility, cyber, digital infrastructure, property, complex insurance, and SMB — suggest it stays within property and casualty lines with a technology or data-driven component, implicitly excluding life insurance and health insurance unless they intersect with its digital infrastructure thesis.
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