Fully Covered With Fatberry

John Tan, CEO, Fatberry

18-May-22 10:00

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One thing’s for sure, the pandemic has taught us you cannot be prepared for everything. However, you can most certainly try your best to be prepared, and what better reflects that in life than applying for insurance? The matter of insurance can get complicated, confusing, and inconvenient, so John Tan, CEO of online insurance aggregator Fatberry, explains his idea to simplify the entire process and his hopes for the future of Fatberry.

To find out more, visit Fatberry at: fatberry.com

Image Credit: Fatberry Official Website

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Christine Wong

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