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The Luxembourg subsidiary of Canadian group Intact Financial is to disappear as part of a strategic reorganisation to Paris. (Photo: Shutterstock)
INSURANCE

Intact Insurance transfers its European centre to Paris

Formerly RSA Insurance, Intact Insurance is reorganising its European presence. The insurer, which has had a Luxembourg company since 2017, has embarked on a cross-border transformation towards France and is now setting up its operational centre of gravity in Paris, according to a press release published on Thursday 8 January.

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