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As a key subsidiary of the global Generali Group (founded in 1831), Generali France has established itself as one of the leading insurers in the French market. The company serves over 7 million customers, including individuals, professionals, and businesses. Its mission is to be a "lifetime partner" to its clients by offering a wide array of products covering property and casualty insurance (auto, home), personal protection (health, life), savings, and retirement plans. Generali France operates through a multi-channel distribution network that includes general agents, brokers, salaried advisors, and direct-to-consumer channels.

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Generali France

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01 Jan 1831 (195 Years)

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