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2020 Global Benefits Financing Matrix and Poolable Coverages 2020 Global benefits financing matrix and poolable coverages Complete listing of the nine global benefits networks and their affiliated insurers across 212 countries and territories 2020 Global benefits financing matrix and poolable coverages Zurich Global AIG Global Allianz Global Swiss Life Country AIA Generali GEB IGP Insurope Maxis GBN Employee Benefits Network Benefits Global Solutions Solutions Number of countries and territory 19 120 86 125 68 105 116 77 135 members Afghanistan None None None None None None None None None SIGAL Life UNIQA Partner not Albania None None None None None Group Austria Life, None None disclosed Albania (L,A,D) AXA Assurances Salama, Globus Algeria None None None Macir Vie (L,A,D) None None Algérie Vie SPA None Networks (L,A,M) (L,A,D,M) Andorra None None None None None None None None Zurich Spain Sanlam Pan-Africa, Saham Angola Saham Angola Fidelidades, Globus Angola None Saham Angola None None None None Seguros (L,A,D) Seguros Network (L,A,D,M) Seguros (L,A,D,M) Pan-American Life Pan American Life Pan American Life Antigua and Sagicor Life Insurance Company None Insurance Group None None None None Insurance Group Barbuda (L,A,D,M) of the Eastern (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Caribbean (L,A,D,M) HSBC Seguros Allianz Argentina Galicia Vida Prudential Seguros La Caja De Seguros de Vida Argentina Argentina None Compañía de SMG LIFE (L,A,D) MetLife Argentina Compañía de Zurich (L,A,D) S.A. (L,A,D) (L,A,D) (L,A,D)/Prudential Seguros S.A. Seguros (L,A,D) Seguros (L,A,D) Alfastrakhovanie Armenia None None Ingo Armenia (A,M) None None None None None (L,A,D) Pan American Life Pan-American Life Pan American Life Aruba None Insurance Group None None None Sagicor Life (L,A,D) Insurance Company of None Insurance Group (L,A,D,M) Aruba V.B.A. (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Allianz Australia AIA (L,A,D)/ AIA Australia Limited AMP Life Limited MetLife Insurance Australia None Insurance Ltd/ MLC Limited (L,D) AMP (L,D) Hannover Life (L,D) One Path (L,A,D) (L,A,D) (L,D) Limited (L,D) AIA Australia Allianz Elementar ERGO Versicherung Zuerich Lebensversicherungs/ Generali AG (in association UNIQA Österreich Wiener Städtische/ Gothaer UNIQA Insurance Versicherungs- Austria None Allianz Elementar Versicherung with BONUS Versicherungen Vienna Insurance Lebensversicherung Group (L,A,D,P) Aktiengesellschaft Versicherungs (L,A,D,M) Pensionskassen AG) (L,A,D,M) Group (L,A,D,M,P) (L,A,D) (L,A,D,P) (L,D,P) Poolable coverages: L = Life A = Accident D = Disability M = Medical P = Pension Copyright © 2020 by Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved in all countries. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without prior written permission of the publisher. Information current as of January 2020. This matrix represents only those insurers that are able to issue locally admitted/authorized contracts in each country. Sources include information provided by the networks and network website geographical listing. 1 willistowerswatson.com 2020 Global benefits financing matrix and poolable coverages Zurich Global AIG Global Allianz Global Swiss Life Country AIA Generali GEB IGP Insurope Maxis GBN Employee Benefits Network Benefits Global Solutions Solutions Number of countries and territory 19 120 86 125 68 105 116 77 135 members Ateshgah Life Alfastrakhovanie Interteach Azerbaijan None Insurance/Ateshgah None None None None None (L,A,D) Corporation Insurance (L,A,D,M) Utmost Worldwide Bahamas None None None None None None None None Limited (L,A,D) MetLife Bahrain/ Bahrain National Life Arabia Insurance Zurich International Bahrain None None None None None AXA Gulf Bahrain (L,A,D,M) (L,M) Life (L,A,D) (L,A,D,M) Bangladesh None None None None None None MetLife Bangladesh None None Pan American Life Pan American Life Pan American Life Sagicor Life Barbados None Insurance Group None None None Insurance Group None Insurance Group (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Alfastrakhovanie Belarus None None Ingosstrakh Belarus None None None None None (L,A,D) Allianz Benelux S.A. Athora Belgium AG Insurance AG Insurance AXA Belgium Belgium None Vivium (L,A,D,P) NN Goup (L,A,D,P) Vivium (L,A,D) (L,A,D,M,P) (L,A,D) (L,A,D,M,P) (L,D,M,P) (L,A,D,M) Atlantic Insurance Atlantic Insurance Sagicor Life Belize None None None None None None (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Sanlam Pan-Africa, L'Africaine des Saham Assurance Saham Assurance Saham Assurance SUNU Assurances Assurances, Vie, Benin None Vie Bénin/Saham None None Bénin/Saham None Vie (L,A,D) Vie Bénin (L,A,D,M) Globus Network Assurance Bénin Assurance Vie Bénin (L,A,M) (L,A,D) Bermuda Life Bermuda None None None None None None None None Insurance (L,A,D,M) Bhutan None None None None None None None None None La Boliviana Ciacruz Bolivia None None None None None None None None Seguros (L,A,D) Poolable coverages: L = Life A = Accident D = Disability M = Medical P = Pension Copyright © 2020 by Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved in all countries. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without prior written permission of the publisher. Information current as of January 2020. This matrix represents only those insurers that are able to issue locally admitted/authorized contracts in each country. Sources include information provided by the networks and network website geographical listing. 2 willistowerswatson.com 2020 Global benefits financing matrix and poolable coverages Zurich Global AIG Global Allianz Global Swiss Life Country AIA Generali GEB IGP Insurope Maxis GBN Employee Benefits Network Benefits Global Solutions Solutions Number of countries and territory 19 120 86 125 68 105 116 77 135 members Pan-American Life Pan American Life Pan American Life Insurance Company Bonaire None Insurance Group None None None None None Insurance Group of Curacao and St. (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Maarten, N.V. (L,A,D,M) Bosnia and Zavarovalnica Triglav, Uniqa Osiguranje Partner not None None None None None None Herzegovina d.d. (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D) disclosed Sanlam Pan-Africa, Botswana Life Metropolitan Life Botswana None Botswana Life None Hollard Life (L,A,D) None None None Insurance Ltd Botswana Insurance (L,A,D) Icatu Seguros/Inpao Allianz Seguros S.A/ Generali Brasil MAPFRE Vida SA Care Plus (M)/ICATU Dental/Mongeral Zurich Minas Brazil Brazil None Chubb do Brazil (L,A) MetLife Brasil (L,D) Allianz Saúde S.A (L,A,D)/Sul America (L,A,D) Seguros (L,A,D) AEGON Brazil Seguros (L,A,D) (L,A,D,M) AIA Singapore National Insurance Tokio Marine Life Private Limited Brunei None Company Berhad/ None Aviva Ltd. (L,D,M) None Insurance Singapore None AIA (L,A,D,M) (Brunei Branch) AIA Brunei Ltd (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Bulstrad Life Vienna Allianz Bulgaria Life Generali Insurance Uniqa Insurance MetLife Bulgaria Bulgaria None NN Bulgaria (L) None None Insurance Group Insurance Co. (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D) (L,A,D) (L,A,D,M) Sanlam Pan-Africa, Saham Assurance Saham Assurance Vie Burkina SUNU Assurances Saham Assurance Sonar, Globus Burkina Faso None Vie Burkina Faso/ None None Faso/Saham IARD Burkina Faso None Vie (L,A,D) Network (L,A,M) Saham Assurance Assurance Burkina (L,A,D,M) Burkina Faso (L,A,D) Faso Bicor, Globus Burundi None None None None None None None None Network (L,A,M) Garantia, Globus Cabo Verde None None None None None None None None Network AIA (Cambodia) Life Manulife Cambodia None AIA Cambodia Generali Life (L,A,D) None None None None Insurance Plc (L) (Cambodia) Plc Poolable coverages: L = Life A = Accident D = Disability M = Medical P = Pension Copyright © 2020 by Willis Towers Watson. All rights reserved in all countries. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner without prior written permission of the publisher. Information current as of January 2020. This matrix represents only those insurers that are able to issue locally admitted/authorized contracts in each country. Sources include information provided by the networks and network website geographical listing. 3 willistowerswatson.com 2020 Global benefits financing matrix and poolable coverages Zurich Global AIG Global Allianz Global Swiss Life Country AIA Generali GEB IGP Insurope Maxis GBN Employee Benefits Network Benefits Global Solutions Solutions Number of countries and territory 19 120 86 125 68 105 116 77 135 members Sanlam Pan-Africa, Allianz Cameroun AXA Assurances Saham Life Insurance Saham Life Insurance Assurances/ Cameroun (A,M)/ Saham Life Insurance Cameroon/ Activa, Globus Cameroon None Cameroon/ Allianz Cameroun None SUNU Assurances None Cameroon (L,A,D) Saham Assurance Network (L,A,M) Saham Assurance Assurances Vie IARD Cameroun Cameroon Cameroon (L,A,D) Branch (L,D) Manulife Financial Desjardins Financial Industrial Alliance Manulife Financial SSQ Insurance Co. Sun Life Financial Corporation - Security Life Great West Life Canada None Manulife (L,D) Insurance & Financial (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Canadian Division Assurance Company (L,D,M) Services (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Pan American Life Pan American Life Pan American Life Cayman Utmost Worldwide None Insurance Group None None Sagicor Life Insurance Group None Insurance Group Islands Limited (L,A,D) (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) (L,A,D,M) Central SUNU Assurances African None None None None None None IARD Centrafrique None None Republic (L,A,D,M) (CAR) SAAR, Globus Chad None None None None None None None None Network (L,A,M) Seguros De Vida MAPFRE Compañía MetLife Chile Chilena Consolidada BICE Vida Compañía Vida Security Chile None None None Suramericana S.A.
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