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Omocom Försäkring
Ola Lowden, Emanuel Badehi Kullberg, and Tobias Mård launched Omocom in 2017 to provide insurance solutions for platforms enabling peer-to-peer rentals and...
Omocom Försäkring
Ola Lowden, Emanuel Badehi Kullberg, and Tobias Mård launched Omocom in 2017 to provide insurance solutions for platforms enabling peer-to-peer rentals and resale. The firm operates as a licensed Swedish insurance company, not an MGA or broker, and embeds coverage directly into partner marketplaces so protection activates at the moment of transaction. Wealth origin is not publicly disclosed beyond institutional backing. Omocom underwrites on-demand policies for the sharing and circular economy across three asset classes: vehicles, residences, and personal items. Its embedded model integrates with partner platforms such as Hygglo, Blocket, and Tradera, covering transactions in Sweden and select European markets. The firm acts as the risk carrier, distinguishing it from insurtech distributors that front for third-party capacity. Coverage spans the full rental lifecycle, from reservation to return, without requiring consumers to purchase standalone policies. Länsförsäkringar AB is the lead investor and largest shareholder with a 39.62% stake, anchoring Omocom to a domestic mutual insurance network. Venture investors including Inventure, Mustard Seed MAZE, Alma Mundi Insurtech Fund, and Luminar Ventures participated in the Series A, though deployment and headcount figures remain undisclosed. No adjacent philanthropic or club structures are publicly reported. Omocom’s structural differentiator is its status as a direct insurer rather than a technology vendor distributing third-party paper. The firm holds an insurance license and carries underwriting risk, which gives it control over product design, claims handling, and pricing within partner platforms. This architecture lets it serve as the insurance backbone for circular-economy marketplaces, aligning regulatory compliance with digitally native distribution.
General information
Firm type
Insurance
Year founded
2017
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Sweden
City
Stockholm
Corporate office
Stockholm, Sweden
Principals
Ola Lowden
Co-founder and CEO
Altss tracks 3 additional named team members for this firm — including direct investment leads, IR, and operating principals not listed on the public website.
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Frequently asked questions
Who runs underwriting and investment decisions at Omocom?
Co-founder and CEO Ola Lowden leads the firm, supported by co-founders Emanuel Badehi Kullberg and Tobias Mård, who serves as a board member. Chairman Andreas Önstorp provides governance oversight. Insurance strategy is executed in-house through the firm's licensed carrier status, though specific details of the underwriting committee are not published.
Is Omocom an insurance carrier or an MGA?
Omocom is a fully licensed Swedish insurance company, not a managing general agent or broker. It holds an insurance license and carries underwriting risk on its own balance sheet. This carrier status differentiates it from many insurtech firms that rely on third-party capacity providers.
How does Omocom distribute its policies?
Policies are distributed exclusively through partner marketplaces and digital platforms as embedded insurance. Omocom does not sell directly to private individuals. Coverage activates at the point of transaction — when a user rents a vehicle, home, or item — and integrates into the platform's existing customer flow.
Which platforms does Omocom currently partner with?
Confirmed platform partners include Hygglo, a peer-to-peer rental service; Blocket, a broad Swedish marketplace; and Tradera, a resale platform for second-hand goods. These integrations support the firm's focus on circular-economy transactions across vehicles, residences, and personal items.
Who are the primary external backers of Omocom?
Länsförsäkringar AB, a Swedish mutual insurance group, holds a 39.62% stake and serves as lead investor. Venture investors in the Series A round included Inventure, Mustard Seed MAZE, Alma Mundi Insurtech Fund, and Luminar Ventures, according to Altss research.
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