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The latest news from MAXIS Global Benefits Network (MAXIS GBN) who have announced they’re now working with Danica, a leading health insurance solutions company in Denmark.
Danica will offer life, critical illness, disability and medical coverage to MAXIS GBN’s multinational clients in Denmark.
Danica is a private life insurance company, specialising in pension plans, life insurance and health insurance. It provides insurance solutions to around 750,000 customers across Denmark and currently has around 25% of market share. It is a wholly owned subsidiary of Danske Bank Group. Danica is focused on preventing illness and reducing absenteeism, with a commitment to effective prevention measures, quick treatment and continuous follow-up.
Dorte Bilsgaard, Chief Commercial Officer at Danica, said: “We’ve been partnering with large multinational employers in Denmark for decades and understand the challenges they face as they look to care for their people. We’re excited to be joining the MAXIS network so we can use our expertise to deliver vital insurance solutions to its clients.”
Iliyana Mladenova, Chief Operating Officer at MAXIS GBN, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Danica to the MAXIS network. Danica’s experience and health and wellness expertise makes them an ideal partner for MAXIS, and we’re excited to see how this new partnership can help our multinational clients support and care for their people in Denmark.”
MAXIS GBN works in partnership with over 300 multinational clients to deliver market-leading employee benefits risk management services and solutions. MAXIS GBN’s network of local insurers work in over 100 markets globally, covering nearly seven million employees worldwide.
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