Lemonade shares down 11% as Schreiber says breakeven point is in medium term

Lemonade’s share price dropped during morning trading on Thursday as investors responded to the insurtech’s second quarter results and comments from CEO Daniel Schreiber that it will be a “couple of years” before the carrier is cash flow positive, while regulatory requirements are also making it hard to pinpoint a precise launch date for its car insurance offering.

 

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