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NWP Portrait Swiss Life Network Partners Country Network Partner Website Contact E-mail Telephone Argentina Galicia Seguros S.A. www.galiciaseguros.com.ar Ms. Lucía ARMANDO [email protected] +54 11 411 48 12 9 Australia Hannover Life Re of Australasia www.hannoverlifere.com Ms. Kristine NUGENT [email protected] +61 2 925 16 91 1 Austria Wiener Städtische www.wienerstaedtische.at Ms. Monika RUDICH [email protected] +43 50 350 26 76 3 Belgium Delta Lloyd Life www.deltalloydlife.be Mr. Stefaan CRUCKE [email protected] +32 477 974 28 9 Brazil Icatu Seguros www.icatuseguros.com.br Ms. Vanessa DONKE [email protected] +55 11 347 23 91 6 Canada Great-West Life www.greatwestlife.com Mr. David HENRY [email protected] +1 416 552 58 02 Chile Vida Security www.vidasecurity.cl Mr. Cristobal TAGINI [email protected] +56 22 584 25 07 China China Life www.e-chinalife.com Mr. Yifei YAO [email protected] +86 10 6363 18 86 China LZ Assist www.lzassist.com Mr. Ben SONG [email protected] +86 10 5925 5188 China Ping An of China www.pingan.com.cn Ms. Mengyuan (Rita) ZHOU [email protected] +86 21 3863 4794 Colombia Seguros Bolívar www.segurosbolivar.com Mr. Juan Camilo AGUDELO [email protected] +57 31 6524 0214 Costa Rica Mapfre Costa Rica www.mapfrecr.com Mr. Osvaldo GOUGH [email protected] +507 658 72 694 Czech Republic Kooperativa www.koop.cz Mr. Aleš ZETHNER [email protected] +420 956 420 318 Denmark Danica Pension www.danicapension.dk Mr. Jens-Henrik ANDREASEN [email protected] +45 2497 1125 Denmark PFA Pension www.pfa.dk Ms. Lis HASLING [email protected] +45 391 75 00 0 El Salvador Mapfre La Centro Americana www.lacentro.com Mr. Osvaldo GOUGH [email protected] +507 658 72 694 Finland Ilmarinen www.ilmarinen.fi Ms. Riitta RÄSÄNEN [email protected] +358 10 284 26 28 Finland Mandatum Life www.mandatumlife.fi Ms. Riitta JOKELAINEN [email protected] +358 50 426 74 92 France Swiss Life (France) www.swisslife.fr Mr. Thierry VILLETELLE [email protected] +33 6 60 62 37 20 Germany Swiss Life (Germany) www.swisslife.de Ms. Marion VINTZ [email protected] +49 89 381 09 18 72 Greece Groupama Phoenix www.groupama-phoenix.com Mr. Dimitrios KALOUDIS [email protected] +30 210 329 53 03 Guatemala Mapfre Guatemala www.mapfre.com.gt Mr. Osvaldo GOUGH [email protected] +507 658 72 694 Guatemala Seguros de Occidente www.occidente.com.gt Ms. Jennifer BRAHAM [email protected] +502 22 79 71 10 Honduras Mapfre Honduras www.mapfre.com.hn Mr. Osvaldo GOUGH [email protected] +507 658 72 694 Hong Kong Sun Life Hong Kong Limited www.sunlife.com.hk Mr. Cliff CHAN [email protected] +852 31 83 65 29 Hungary UNION Biztosító www.unionbiztosito.hu Mr. Gergely DANYADI [email protected] +36 1 666 76 54 India Kotak Mahindra Old Mutual Life www.kotaklifeinsurance.com Mr. Sandeep SHRIKHANDE [email protected] +91 22 666 21 59 99 India Apollo Munich Health Insurance www.apollomunichinsurance.com Dr. Ali NANDINI [email protected] + 91- 99 598 100 02 Indonesia PT Avrist Assurance www.avrist.com Mr. J. Alvin PANJAITAN [email protected] +62 21 5789 8771 Ireland Irish Life www.irishlife.ie Mr. Damian FADDEN [email protected] +353 1 704 12 72 Italy Apulia Previdenza www.apuliaprevidenza.it Mr. Gianrosario RUBINO [email protected] +39 2 725 66 741 Japan Meiji Yasuda Life www.meijiyasuda.co.jp Mr. Yasuhiro HIROTA [email protected] +81 3 32 83 30 15 Korea Hanwha Life Insurance www.hanwhalife.com Ms. Jieun LEE [email protected] +82 2 789 88 92 Luxembourg Swiss Life (Luxembourg) www.swisslife.lu Mr. Steve GOEDERT [email protected] +352 42 39 59 233 Malaysia Hong Leong Assurance www.hla.com.my Ms. Eng HOOI MEI [email protected] +60 3765 01 585 Mexico Seguros Inbursa www.inbursa.com Mr. Jorge NAVARRO [email protected] +52 55 532 50 42 3 Netherlands Zwitserleven www.zwitserleven.nl Ms. Rolina VON HEBEL [email protected] +31 65 379 57 52 New Zealand Hannover Life Re of Australasia www.hannoverlifere.com Ms. Kristine NUGENT [email protected] +61 2 925 16 91 1 Nicaragua Mapfre Nicaragua www.mapfre.com.ni Mr. Osvaldo GOUGH [email protected] +507 658 72 694 Norway Danica Pensjon www.danica.no Mr. Jens-Henrik ANDREASEN [email protected] +45 2497 1125 Norway DNB Livsforsikring ASA www.dnb.no Mr. Alexander Gellein WESTBY [email protected] +47 55 17 74 00 Panama Mapfre Panama www.mapfre.com.pa Mr. Osvaldo Gough [email protected] +507 658 72 694 Philippines First Life www.firstlife.com.ph Ms. Ninian CEDO [email protected] +63 2 893 30 24 Poland Compensa Group www.compensa.pl Mr. Sebastian BOROWSKI [email protected] +48 22 501 63 43 Portugal Groupama Seguros www.groupama.pt Mr. Rui ROSA [email protected] +351 21 792 32 27 Russia Rosgosstrakh www.rgs.ru Ms. Anastasia ZLATKUS [email protected] +7 495 783 24 24 Singapore Aetna www.aetna.com Ms. Shevaun NG [email protected] +65 6395 67 03 Singapore Prudential Assurance www.prudential.com.sg Ms Lynn LEE [email protected] +65 6233 3126 Slovakia Kooperativa www.koop.sk Ms. Bibiana KUČEROVÁ [email protected] +421 37 6521 018 South Africa Momentum www.momentum.co.za Mr. Redwaan ZOUTENBERG [email protected] +27 21 940 40 11 Spain SegurCaixa Adeslas www.adeslassegurcaixa.es Mr. Fabián VEGA RICHARD [email protected] +34 91 566 77 54 Spain VidaCaixa www.vidacaixaprevisionsocial.com Ms. Ana DELGADO [email protected] +34 93 227 89 57 Sweden Danica Pension www.danica.se Mr. Jens-Henrik ANDREASEN [email protected] +45 2497 1125 Switzerland Helsana www.helsana.ch Mr. Frédéric URIO [email protected] +41 43 340 11 11 Switzerland Sanitas www.scpc.ch Ms. Pascale SCHAUFELBERGER [email protected] +41 44 751 81 04 Switzerland Swiss Life (Head Office) www.swisslife.ch Mr. Fabian GEIGER [email protected] +41 43 284 35 38 Switzerland Swiss Life Pension Services www.slps.ch Mr. Patricio SCOTONI [email protected] +41 800 00 2525 Taiwan TransGlobe Life www.transglobe.com.tw Mr. Sam FENG [email protected] +886 22176 5166 3351 Thailand Bangkok Life Assurance www.bla.co.th Ms. Prangwalai SEANG-CHIN [email protected] +66 814 391 118 UAE Dubai Insurance Company www.dubins.ae Dr. Deepthy VELAYUDHAN [email protected] +971 4 269 30 30 152 United Kingdom Unum www.unum.co.uk Mr. Keith BALE [email protected] +44 1306 873025 USA Aetna www.aetna.com Ms. Linda COTE [email protected] +1 760 633 30 45 Venezuela Atrio Seguros www.atrioseguros.com Ms.Kleiby Depablos kdepablos@atrioseguros +58 212 264 68 89 Contact Swiss Life Network Partners Manager: 2 0 8 Ms. Sindy Stautemas: [email protected] – +352 42 39 59 357 or +352 691 264 038 20160.
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