At the Annual General Meetings of La Survivance, LS Mutual Management and Humania Assurance Inc., on April 4, Nicolas Moskiou, President and Chief Executive Officer, highlighted the important work accomplished during the year, while unveiling the financial results for the year 2023.
“I’m very proud of 2023’s achievements. Throughout the year, our teams were able to respond to the ever-changing needs of our customers and extend our reach through concrete corporate social responsibility initiatives. These successes testify to our ongoing commitment to delivering a distinctive customer experience to our mutual members and partners.” Mr. Moskiou noted.
“This year has been marked by our constant efforts to improve the quality of our services. We are proud to report that our teams have maintained sustained sales growth, demonstrating their determination and expertise in achieving our objectives. This resulted in a more than 10% increase in premium income for the 3rd year in a row. All this has been possible thanks to the extraordinary collaboration and strength of our network of advisors.” Mr. Moskiou emphasized.
“Our members are always front-of-mind for us, and we are continually committed to offering them a distinctive customer experience. Our customer service teams are dedicated to exceeding expectations every day and to treating our customers and partners as they would like to be treated themselves.” Mr. Moskiou noted.
“Our ambitions include making a lasting impact on the well-being of current and future generations. At Humania, social commitment is at the centre of our corporate culture, and we are strongly committed to maintaining an active presence in our communities and to promoting health and well-being.” Mr. Moskiou mentioned.
“I’m proud to highlight the strength of our team and the solidity of our partnerships. As we look through this annual report, we realize just how much we’ve achieved together this year. These successes would not have been possible without the hard work and team spirit that Humania is known for.” Mr. Moskiou concluded.
