MAAF
MAAF is a French mutual insurer, member-owned with no shareholders, offering car, home, health, and liability cover for individuals and small businesses.
MAAF operates in the French Insurance segment.
MAAF: Core Facts
- Entity Type
- Mutual insurer (member-owned)
- Founded
- 1950
- Headquarters
- Niort, France
- Group
- Covéa (with MMA and GMF)
- Main cover
- Car, home, health, liability, and savings
- Ownership
- Member-owned, no shareholders
- Regulator
- ACPR
- Federation
- France Assureurs
- Status
- Active Definition
- Verified
How MAAF compares
MAAF is NOT a joint-stock insurer like AXA or Allianz France, and it is NOT the same as MAIF, Macif, or Matmut. MAAF is a member-owned mutual and is part of the Covéa group alongside MMA and GMF.
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MAAF: Frequently Asked Questions
What is MAAF?
MAAF is a French mutual insurer, member-owned with no shareholders, providing car, home, health, and liability cover for individuals and small businesses.
Is MAAF a mutual insurer?
MAAF is a mutual insurer, owned by its policyholder-members rather than shareholders, in contrast to joint-stock insurers such as AXA or Allianz France.
Which group does MAAF belong to?
MAAF is part of the Covéa group, which also includes MMA and GMF, while remaining a distinct mutual insurance brand.
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