Slice Announces Duuo Release of Two New On-Demand Insurance Products Built on ICS
New digital brand of Top 5 Canadian insurer introduces Event and Rent-My-Stuff on-demand insurance.
“Slice ICS enables Duuo to reimagine Canadian insurance by meeting the emerging expectations of consumers and businesses for flexible, affordable insurance solutions,” said
Introduced less than a year after Duuo launched on-demand homeshare host insurance as its first sharing economy product, Duuo on-demand Event Insurance provides coverage to protect event hosts which can be purchased in minutes, starts as low as
Since launching Duuo,
“The continued expansion of the sharing economy in
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