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Gustav Eén worked as a Web Developer in Stockholm for a decade, before he decided it was time to pack his belongings and move to Åre to pursue another passion of his – snowboarding.

We visited fashion stylist and Hedvig member Maya Soul Paustian, in her beautiful Copenhagen home. Read more about her, her home and her most precious belongings. Or simply scroll through the photos for a dose of inspiration.

Meet Sofie Clason, Project Manager at Hedvig. With a background from the world of PR agencies, today, Clason manages the creative in-house team and oversees all marketing productions at Hedvig. Read about how she describes a successful project and how she practices her leadership role.

Insurance company Hedvig and fashion brand (di)vision have joined forces in a collaboration around (di)vision's AW23 collection and show, called Dressed for Disaster.

I love that we’re changing the insurance industry with a people first mindset. Not only people as in our members, but also with a big focus on how to build a workplace.

The Scandinavian insurance company commissioned Kanon Foundry to design Hedvig Letters, a bespoke typeface that reflects Hedvig’s brand philosophy; appreciate the mishaps and imperfections of life.

Malin is Hedvig’s Service Director, looking after our Service and Claims teams and setting them up for success to continue to deliver remarkable experiences to our members.

In the new campaign “Bring out your beauty”, the unconventional Scandinavian insurance company Hedvig wants to put the spotlight on the fact that make-up and beauty products now are included in their home insurance.

Following its recent launch into Denmark, Nordic neo insurer Hedvig announces today that it closed a $45 million Series B funding round led by Anthemis with participation from existing investors including Cherry Ventures, Obvious Ventures, CommerzVentures, along with Swedish Novax, Nineyards Equity, Jonas Kamprad and Mathias Kamprad.

Swedish neo insurer Hedvig announces today that it initiates its international expansion across Europe starting with Denmark, in response to hundreds of Danes signing onto Hedvig’s waiting list for a new type of home insurance.

In less than three years, Swedish neoinsurer Hedvig has reached an important milestone. With a newly granted EU insurance carrier license the company is ready for a European expansion, and has the freedom required to take its product innovation to the next level.

Hedvig, the Swedish neo insurer operating in Sweden and Norway, is launching a new advertising format in order to reach students, one of the company’s core target groups. The new format is a concept for a time when the private has become public: billboards for home insurance, inside real homes.