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Etiqa is the insurance and Takaful arm of the Maybank Group, one of Asia's leading banking groups. It was formed from the merger of Maybank's insurance and Takaful businesses, namely Mayban Ageas (formerly Mayban Fortis) and Takaful Nasional. Guided by the brand promise of "Making the world a better place," Etiqa focuses on humanizing insurance and Takaful by making its products and services fast, easy, and accessible to everyone. The company provides a wide array of products including life insurance, general insurance, and both family and general Takaful plans across multiple countries in Southeast Asia.

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Etiqa

Singapore

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01 Jan 1961 (65 Years)

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