The risk environment has never been so complex to navigate. In line with our risk-based approach, we look at risks from a business perspective. This has been our key mission in the last year, and you can read how we overcame risk challenges in our Annual Report 2021!
Read about new clients, claims management successes and our plans for a more sustainable future. Some of the highlights in this edition of the Annual report include:
- GrECo & MAI – Stronger Together: Everything you wanted to know about our recent merger with MAI.
- Spotlight on GrECo Romania: Read about hard-working colleagues in Romania and their client successes so far.
- GrECo nova in Portugal and Brazil: With the GrECo nova network, we can connect clients with brokers all over the world and for this occasion we talked with Jose Manuel Fonseca, CEO of MDS group, our partner in Portugal and Brazil.
- GrECo Specialty – Food & Agri: Learn in-depth about what are the services we currently offer in the field of food and agriculture.
- Claims Management: What happens when a huge fire causes a major financial loss for our clients? Read how we were able to assist Fischer Sports, our client, during a huge claims management process.
- Health & Benefits: During the current war on talents and Great Resignation, offering health and safety protection to employees is particularly important. Read how our Health & Benefits team analysis and determines the best employee benefits package for each client.
- Many pages on our CSR topics.
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