PVI Insurance secures top honours in prestigious awards
PVI Insurance continues to shine in prestigious awards, affirming its position as a market leader in Vietnam's non-life insurance sector as well as standing alongside major companies in the region.
Nguyen Vu Tam, Deputy General Director of PVI Insurance, receives the Top 10 Most Reputable Insurance Companies in Vietnam award on behalf of the company. (Photo courtesy of PVI Insurance)
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - PVI Insurance continues to shine in prestigious awards, affirming its position as a market leader in Vietnam's non-life insurance sector as well as standing alongside major companies in the region.
In early August 2024, Vietnam Report and VietNamNet officially announced the Top 10 Most Reputable Insurance Companies in Vietnam, with PVI Insurance proudly leading the list.
Vietnam Report's periodic Top 10 Reputable Companies ranking in banking, insurance and technology adheres to international standards. Companies are evaluated on financial performance, media reputation and survey results updated through May 2024.
In addition, Asia Insurance Review, a leading industry magazine, has also announced the winners of the prestigious Country Awards for Excellence 2024, with PVI Insurance being named the Best General Insurer in Vietnam.
This annual event, organised by Asia Insurance Review, highlights the exceptional performance of leading insurance companies across Asia-Pacific.
The Country Awards for Excellence 2024 honours outstanding insurers, reinsurers and brokers that have demonstrated notable achievements, innovative business initiatives and sustainable value for customers, contributing to the overall development of the regional insurance market.
Criteria for these awards include revenue growth, the launch of new products and services, customer and distribution partner support, risk management and claims handling.
Previously, PVI Insurance was also named the Best Digital Insurer in Vietnam 2023 by Asia Insurance Review. Additionally, it was the only Vietnamese company honoured in the 'International Finance Insurance Awards' by the UK-based International Finance Magazine (IFM), receiving the title of 'Most Innovative Non-life Insurer 2023'.
These awards, alongside PVI Insurance🌟’s exceptional business performance, underscore its robust growth in providing safe insurance solutions and services both domestically and int🗹ernationally./.
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