Provita Holding

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Provita Holding AG

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legal form Corporation
founding 1845
Seat Winterthur , Switzerland
management Enrico Giovanoli
( CEO )
Hanspeter Konrad
( Chairman of the Board )
Number of employees 59 (December 31, 2008)
sales 153.5 million CHF (premium income 2008)
Branch Insurance
Website www.provita.ch

The Provita Holding AG (formerly Sulzer health insurance ), headquartered in Winterthur is one of the health insurance specialized Swiss insurance company . Your core business is basic insurance according to the Health Insurance Act as well as supplementary insurance. At the end of 2008, the Provita Group had around 60,000 policyholders and in 2008, with almost 60 employees, achieved premium income of 153.5 million Swiss francs.

Field of activity

The group has a holding structure and comprises two operational subsidiaries. For its part, Provita Holding is fully owned by the Provita Health Insurance Association . Provita Gesundheitsversicherung AG is responsible for implementing health and accident insurance in accordance with the Health Insurance Act, and Provag Insurance AG for supplementary insurance in accordance with the Insurance Contract Act . Basic insurance according to the Health Insurance Act forms the actual main business with a share of around 85 percent of total premium income.

history

The company was founded in 1845 as a health support association of the Winterthur industrial group Sulzer . The association later developed into an actual company health insurance fund . Over time, this also insured the families of Sulzer employees and external persons. In the mid-1990s, most of the insured had no real connection to the Sulzer Group, which in 1997 led to the name change of the health insurance company, which had always been legally and financially independent of the Sulzer Group, to Provita Health Insurance . As part of a structural reform, the Provita Health Insurance Association handed over the operational insurance business that had previously been part of it to two of its own subsidiaries on January 1, 2004, and has since concentrated on controlling the group under stock corporation law.

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