Insurance in the CryptoWeb Three Arena
Making Markets
This is Eric Golden and my guest today is Jared Klee...
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Jan 6 2023 56m
Chapter 1 1 min
[First question] What IBM was working on when he was the Director of BlockchainChapter 2 1 min
How an enterprise blockchain works compared to popular blockchainsChapter 3 1 min
What it means to secure a network like an enterprise blockchainChapter 4 1 min
Whether or not their process is displacing databasesChapter 5 1 min
Making the jump from a manilla envelope system to a blockchainChapter 6 4 mins
A thumbnail sketch of the insurance world and policies one might needChapter 7 3 mins
How the old model of insurance compares to the insurance market todayChapter 8 2 mins
Strong underwriting practices that ensure policies generate a profitChapter 9 1 min
Adding risk to their balance sheet when they underwrite projectsChapter 10 3 mins
Thinking about underwriting risk as the insurerChapter 11 47 sec
Key factors that allow their model to workChapter 12 2 mins
How founders work through the policy price, coverage, and termsChapter 13 3 mins
Why Vouch considers Web3 an opportunity and not a riskChapter 14 2 mins
How the crypto downturn has impacted their underwriting processChapter 15 3 mins
Handling the uncertainty of the future when their clients add leverageChapter 16 5 mins
Base level insurance packages startups should have and when to step it upChapter 17 2 mins
Some of the greatest mistakes he’s seen while working with foundersChapter 18 2 mins
Examples of smart contract risk going well and badlyChapter 19 2 mins
Whether or not more insurers will enter this space over timeChapter 20 2 mins
A risk they’ve encountered that was too big for them to engageChapter 21 2 mins
What he’s most excited to see built over the next six months and six years