Globalsurance Announce Aetna International will Partner with Starr International Insurance (Asia) Ltd in Hong Kong
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Traditionally, Globalsurance and others in the insurance industry, tend to be wary of a change in insurance underwriters, as it suggests a dispute between the prior partners, and raises questions as to what will happen to the portfolios of clients already attached to policies. However, in this case, Aetna have released clear guidelines as to how they will proceed with the change in partners while accommodating both their current and future clients.
Anyone applying for new health insurance policies with
Aetna International’s change in partners can be attributed to the downgrading amongst industry raters of GAN Assurances’ parent company
The partnership with
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