Stream
Backed bySpark Capital
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About Stream
Stream Platforms, Ltd is a B Corporation with a social charter to provide fair financial services and a mission to modernize the insurance industry. It is a Y Combinator Summer 2022 company, backed by Spark Capital, Acrew Capital, TTV Capital, Nevcaut Ventures, and other top institutional and angel investors. The Stream platform is accessed by three million people through 2,000 brands across the U.K., Europe and the U.S., and is offered through major employers such as Bupa, Asda, New Balance, Hilton, Burger King and the NHS. The company states it is the world's most widely-used financial wellbeing provider. Legally, the company operates as Stream Platforms, Ltd.
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Founders & Leadership
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About the Team
Team Distribution
- Operations38%
- Engineering29%
- Other19%
- Leadership10%
- Product & Design5%
Where the Team Studied
- 1.Harvard University
- 2.University of California, Berkeley
- 3.Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- 4.The University of Hong Kong
- 5.The University of British Columbia
Team Worked At
- Next Insurance
- Bank of China
- McKinsey & Company
- Liberty Mutual Insurance
- PayPal
Team Composition
17 people- Engineering1 senior3
- Administrative2
- Entrepreneurship2 senior2
- Consulting1
- Healthcare Services1
- Human Resources1
- Leadership1 senior1
- Operations1
Culture & values
Stream Platforms,Ltd is a B corporation, built with a social charter to provide fair financial services.
Funding History
$5.3M
raised
AI-powered medical document review startup Stream raised a $5.3M seed round led by Spark Capital; Acrew Capital, TTV Capital, Sam Hodges, and Mike Rosengarten participated.
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