Groupama
Groupama is a French mutual insurance group, with roots in agricultural insurance, offering car, home, health, and farm cover nationwide.
Groupama operates in the French Insurance segment.
Groupama: Core Facts
- Entity Type
- Mutual insurance group
- Origins
- Agricultural mutual insurance (early 20th century)
- Headquarters
- Paris, France
- Structure
- Regional mutuals under a national group
- Brands
- Groupama and Gan
- Main cover
- Car, home, health, farm, and savings
- Regulator
- ACPR
- Federation
- France Assureurs
- Status
- Active Definition
- Verified
How Groupama compares
Groupama is NOT a joint-stock insurer like AXA or Allianz France, and it is NOT the same as MAIF, Macif, or Matmut. Groupama is a mutual group structured around regional mutuals, and Gan is its branded distribution network.
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Groupama: Frequently Asked Questions
What is Groupama?
Groupama is a French mutual insurance group with roots in agricultural insurance, offering car, home, health, and farm cover across France.
Is Groupama a mutual insurer?
Groupama is a mutual group built around regional mutuals, so it is member-oriented rather than shareholder-owned like AXA or Allianz France.
What is the difference between Groupama and Gan?
Groupama is the mutual group, and Gan is its branded distribution network, so policies sold under Gan ultimately sit within the Groupama group.
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