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Allianz Benelux is the regional division of the global insurance and asset management leader, Allianz Group. It provides a comprehensive range of insurance products and services for individuals, self-employed professionals, SMEs, and large corporations. Its offerings include life and health insurance, property and casualty insurance (such as car, home, and civil liability), as well as investment and pension solutions. With a history rooted in the local markets of Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, Allianz Benelux combines its extensive local expertise with the strength and stability of its international parent company to serve millions of customers in the region.

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Allianz Benelux

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2009

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