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Liste Des Organismes Actifs Au 1Er Janvier 2019 Et Groupes De Rattachement (Hors SGMA) Liste des organismes actifs au 1er janvier 2019 et groupes de rattachement (hors SGMA) SIREN Dénomination Type d'organisme Adresse Ville CP Branche(s) d'agrément Soumis S2 Tête de groupe (hors SGMA) GROUPAMA Assurances 457504702 CAISSE FRATERNELLE VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 150 RUE D ATHENES CS30022 EURALILLE 59777 20, 22, OUI Mutuelles 343286183 PREVOIR VIE Entreprise d’assurance vie 19 RUE D AUMALE PARIS CEDEX 09 75306 20, 22, OUI SOCIETE CENTRALE PREVOIR 722058567 OPTIMUM VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 94 RUE DE COURCELLES PARIS 75008 20, 22, 24, OUI Groupe Optimum Inc. SOCIETE D'ASSURANCES FAMILIALES DES 332060854 Entreprise d’assurance Vie 7 RUE DU REGARD PARIS 75006 20, 22, 26, OUI SGAPS BTP SALARIES ET ARTISANS VIE 315814806 GMF VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 1 RUE RAOUL DAUTRY ERMONT 95120 20, 22, 24, OUI COVEA SGAM AG2R LA MONDIALE 313689713 LA MONDIALE PARTENAIRE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 104 A 110 BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN PARIS CEDEX 08 75379 20, 22, 24, OUI MATMUT 325677771 FINAREF VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie ROMARIN 40 ALLEE VAUBAN LA MADELEINE 59110 20 OUI CREDIT AGRICOLE ASSURANCES 323087379 PREPAR VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie TOUR FRANKLIN 101 QUARTIER BOIELDIEU PUTEAUX 92800 20, 22, 24, OUI PREPAR VIE IMMEUBLE "LE PAVOIS" 50 AVENUE SALVADOR MUTUELLE ASSURANCE DES 330432782 PARNASSE MAIF Entreprise d’assurance Vie NIORT CEDEX 9 79029 20, 22, OUI ALLENDE INSTITUTEURS DE FRANCE (MAIF) 548502517 AFI-ESCA Entreprise d’assurance Vie 2 QUAI KLEBER CS 30441 STRASBOURG CEDEX 67008 20, 22, 24, OUI AFI HOLDING 352191167 AGEAS FRANCE Entreprise d’assurance Vie VILLAGE 5 50 PLACE DE L ELLIPSE CS 30024 PARIS LA DEFENSE 92985 20, 22, 24, 20I, 22I, OUI Ageas SA/NV 338075062 HSBC ASSURANCES VIE (FRANCE) Entreprise d’assurance Vie 15 RUE VERNET PARIS 75008 20, 22, 24, OUI N/A Secrétariat Général de l'Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution 1/60 Liste des organismes actifs au 1er janvier 2019 et groupes de rattachement (hors SGMA) SIREN Dénomination Type d'organisme Adresse Ville CP Branche(s) d'agrément Soumis S2 Tête de groupe (hors SGMA) 337804819 MAAF VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie CHABAN CHAURAY 79180 20, 22, 24, OUI COVEA 341785632 SWISSLIFE ASSURANCE ET PATRIMOINE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 7 RUE BELGRAND LEVALLOIS PERRET 92300 20, 22, 24, 20I, 22I, OUI SwissLife France SOCIÉTÉ DE GROUPE 14 AVENUE DE L EUROPE ESPACE EUROPEEN DE L D'ASSURANCE MUTUELLE DU 343030748 ACTE VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie SCHILTIGHEIM 67300 20, 22, 24, OUI ENTREPRISE BATIMENT ET DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS (SGAM BTP) 347502254 UNOFI-ASSURANCES Entreprise d’assurance Vie 7 ET 7 BIS RUE GALVANI PARIS CEDEX 17 75809 20, 22, 24, OUI UNOFI SAS SGAM AG2R LA MONDIALE 344898358 MATMUT VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 66 RUE DE SOTTEVILLE ROUEN CEDEX 01 76030 20, 22, 24, OUI MATMUT SOCIÉTÉ DE GROUPE SOCIETE ANONYME GENERALE D D'ASSURANCE MUTUELLE DU 351109137 Entreprise d’assurance Vie 8 RUE LOUIS ARMAND PARIS 75015 20, 22, 26, OUI ASSURANCE SUR LA VIE BATIMENT ET DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS (SGAM BTP) 377678917 NEUFLIZE VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 3 AVENUE HOCHE PARIS CEDEX 08 75410 20, 22, 24, OUI AXA SA 378741722 AVIVA EPARGNE RETRAITE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 70 AVENUE DE L EUROPE BOIS COLOMBES 92270 20, 22, OUI AVIVA France 384532172 MILLEIS VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 183 AVENUE DAUMESNIL PARIS 75012 20, 22, 24, OUI N/A 392796728 ARGOVIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 313 TERRASSES DE L ARCHE NANTERRE CEDEX 92727 20, 22, OUI AXA SA 403071095 MACSF EPARGNE RETRAITE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 10 COURS DU TRIANGLE DE L ARCHE LA DEFENSE CEDEX 92919 20, 22, 24, 26, OUI MACSF SGAM 428798136 CARMA VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 1 RUE JEAN MERMOZ EVRY CEDEX 91002 20 OUI N/A Secrétariat Général de l'Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution 2/60 Liste des organismes actifs au 1er janvier 2019 et groupes de rattachement (hors SGMA) SIREN Dénomination Type d'organisme Adresse Ville CP Branche(s) d'agrément Soumis S2 Tête de groupe (hors SGMA) 440042174 MMA VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 14 BOULEVARD MARIE E T ALEXANDRE OYON LE MANS CEDEX 9 72030 20, 22, 24, OUI COVEA 403267487 GENERATION VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie TOUR NEPTUNE 20 PLACE DE SEINE COURBEVOIE 92400 20, 22, 24, OUI Allianz Holding France SOCIETE HOSPITALIERE D 487632861 SHAM VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 18 RUE EDOUARD ROCHET LYON 69008 20 OUI ASSURANCES MUTUELLES 487739963 SPIRICA Entreprise d’assurance Vie 50 A 56 RUE DE LA PROCESSION PARIS CEDEX 15 75724 20, 22, 24, OUI CREDIT AGRICOLE ASSURANCES 529688335 R2E-RETRAITE EPARGNE EXPERTISE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 139 A 147 RUE PAUL VAILLANT COUTURIER MALAKOFF 92240 20, 22, OUI AXA SA 348699679 MAE VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 62 RUE LOUIS-BOUILHET ROUEN CEDEX 76044 20 OUI SGAM MAE GROUPE DES ASSURANCES DU 303528442 ASSURANCES DU CREDIT MUTUEL VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 34 RUE DU WACKEN BP 373/R10 STRASBOURG CEDEX 67010 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, OUI CREDIT MUTUEL MUTUELLE CENTRALE DE 775670482 CAPMA & CAPMI Entreprise d’assurance Vie 36 A 38 RUE DE SAINT PETERSBOURG PARIS 75008 20, 22, 26, OUI REASSURANCE CAISSE MUTUELLE D'ASSURANCES SUR SGAM MALAKOFF MEDERIC 784647307 Entreprise d’assurance Vie 21 RUE LAFFITTE PARIS 75009 20, 22, 25, 26, OUI LA VIE HUMANIS SGAM AG2R LA MONDIALE 775625635 LA MONDIALE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 32 AVENUE EMILE ZOLA MONS EN BAROEUL 59370 20, 22, 20I, 22I, OUI MATMUT 784702375 MACSF PREVOYANCE Entreprise d’assurance Vie COURS DU TRIANGLE 10 RUE DE VALMY PUTEAUX 92800 20 OUI MACSF SGAM 784338501 LA SECURITE FAMILIALE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 12 RUE LA FAYETTE PARIS 75009 20 OUI N/A Secrétariat Général de l'Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution 3/60 Liste des organismes actifs au 1er janvier 2019 et groupes de rattachement (hors SGMA) SIREN Dénomination Type d'organisme Adresse Ville CP Branche(s) d'agrément Soumis S2 Tête de groupe (hors SGMA) ASSURANCES MUTUELLES LE ASSURANCES MUTUELLES LE 311852750 Entreprise d’assurance Vie 59 RUE DE LA FAISANDERIE PARIS 75116 20, 22, 24, OUI CONSERVATEUR CONSERVATEUR 353408644 AREAS VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 49 RUE DE MIROMESNIL PARIS CEDEX O8 75380 20, 22, 26, OUI ARÉAS DOMMAGES SOCIÉTÉ DE GROUPE D'ASSURANCE MUTUELLE DU 324774298 L AUXILIAIRE VIE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 50 COURS FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT BP 6402 LYON CEDEX 06 69413 20, 24, OUI BATIMENT ET DES TRAVAUX PUBLICS (SGAM BTP) 775652118 MMA VIE ASSURANCES MUTUELLES Entreprise d’assurance Vie 14 BOULEVARD MARIE ET ALEXANDRE OYON LE MANS CEDEX 9 72030 20, 22, 24, 25, 26, OUI COVEA GROUPAMA Assurances 335306445 CAISSE FRATERNELLE D EPARGNE Entreprise d’assurance Vie 150 RUE D ATHENES CS 30022 EURALILLE 59777 28 NON Mutuelles MUTUELLE DE FRANCE DES HOSPITALIERS, DES PERSONNELS ET PARC EURASANTE OUEST 310 AVENUE EUGENE Union Mutualiste de Groupe 301862769 PROFESSIONNELS DE SANTE, DE L Mutuelle LOOS LEZ LILLE 59120 1, 2, 20, 21, OUI AVINEE Mutuelles de France - SOLIMUT ACTION SOCIALE, DES TERRITORIAUX, PUBLICS ET PRIVES 302476536 LA MUTUELLE CATALANE Mutuelle 20 AVENUE DE GRANDE BRETAGNE PERPIGNAN 66029 1, 2, NON N/A 302655766 ESPACE MUTUALISTE GIVORDIN Mutuelle 1 RUE ROBESPIERRE GIVORS 69700 1, 2, NON N/A MUTUELLE DES TRANSPORTS EN 302766852 COMMUN DE L AGGLOMERATION Mutuelle 20 RUE AUX MOINES TROYES 10901 NON N/A TROYENNE 302856240 MUTUELLE LE RALLIEMENT Mutuelle 10 RUE LITTRE TOURS 37000 1, 2, NON N/A 302927553 MICILS Mutuelle 38 RUE FRANCOIS PEISSEL CALUIRE ET CUIRE 69300 1, 2, 20, 21, 22, OUI SGAPS APICIL Secrétariat Général de l'Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution 4/60 Liste des organismes actifs au 1er janvier 2019 et groupes de rattachement (hors SGMA) SIREN Dénomination Type d'organisme Adresse Ville CP Branche(s) d'agrément Soumis S2 Tête de groupe (hors SGMA) 302976568 MUTUELLE CENTRALE DES FINANCES Mutuelle 5 A 7 AVENUE DE PARIS CS 40009 VINCENNES 94306 1, 2, OUI N/A 302976592 AVENIR MUTUELLE Mutuelle 173 RUE DE BERCY PARIS 75012 1, 2, 20, 21, OUI N/A MUTUELLE DES PROFESSIONS 302981923 Mutuelle 35 BOULEVARD BRUNE PARIS 75014 NON N/A JUDICIAIRES LA FRATERNELLE MUTUELLE 302999115 Mutuelle 225 AVENUE CHARLES DE GAULLE NEUILLY SUR SEINE CEDEX 92528 1, 2, NON N/A INTERENTREPRISES UNION NATIONALE DES MUTUELLES DES 304514789 Mutuelle 304 RUE GARIBALDI LYON 69007 20 NON N/A ORGANISMES SOCIAUX ET SIMILAIRES 304580228 MUTUELLE FAMILIALE DE NORMANDIE Mutuelle 1 AVENUE DU 6 JUIN LISIEUX 14100 1, 2, NON N/A MUTUELLE DES ETUDIANTS DE 305007171 BRETAGNE ATLANTIQUE MAINE ANJOU Mutuelle 42 BOULEVARD DU ROI RENE BP 50705 ANGERS 49007 1, 2, 20, 21, NON N/A VENDEE MUTUELLE DES ORPHELINS CHARLES 308374990 Mutuelle 139 RUE DU FAUBOURG ST DENIS PARIS 75010 20, 21, NON N/A EDMOND FLAMAND 308708650 MCLR Mutuelle 37 BOULEVARD VIVIER MERLE LYON 69003 1, 2, OUI N/A 309104099 LA MUTUELLE VERTE Mutuelle 78 COURS LAFAYETTE TOULON 83000 1, 2, 20, OUI N/A IMMEUBLE OMEGA POLYGONE IV 27 ALLEE ALBERT 309244648 MUTUELLE ENTRENOUS Mutuelle CHAMBERY 73000 1, 2, OUI N/A SYLVESTRE 310259221 MUTUELLE D IVRY LA FRATERNELLE Mutuelle 23 RUE YVES TOUDIC PARIS CEDEX 10 75481 20, 22, 24, OUI N/A Secrétariat Général de l'Autorité de contrôle prudentiel et de résolution 5/60 Liste des organismes actifs au 1er janvier 2019 et groupes de rattachement (hors SGMA) SIREN Dénomination Type d'organisme Adresse Ville CP Branche(s) d'agrément Soumis S2 Tête de groupe (hors SGMA) 311799878 ADREA MUTUELLE Mutuelle 25 PLACE DE LA MADELEINE PARIS 75008 1, 2, 20, 21, OUI Groupe AESIO 423959295 AGRI PREVOYANCE Institution de prévoyance 21 RUE DE LA BIENFAISANCE PARIS CEDEX 08 75382 1A, 1B, 1C, 1D, 20, 2A, 2B, 2C, OUI SGAPS AGRICA
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