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Get to know ALH Gruppe

The ALH Gruppe is a German financial conglomerate formed by the merger of the insurance companies Alte Leipziger and Hallesche. With a history dating back to 1819 (Alte Leipziger) and 1830 (Hallesche), the group operates as a mutual association ("Versicherungsverein auf Gegenseitigkeit"), meaning it is owned by its policyholders. Its core business lines include life insurance, health insurance, non-life insurance (property and casualty), as well as building society savings (Bausparen), investment funds, and asset management, providing a full suite of financial security and wealth-building solutions primarily for the German market.

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ALH Gruppe

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1973 (53 Years)

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2009

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