French Jointly Managed Provident Funds : 2003/2004 Prospective Scheme of the Future Mergers

DAFSA (Global Insight Group), December 2002, Pages: 374

French jointly managed provident funds represent an insurance premium of €44 billion (83% for compulsory pension funds and 17% for other insurances) and at least €41 billion in terms of financial assets.This study provides the prospects of the French jointly managed provident funds and gives you the answers to the following questions: which jointly managed insurance groups are to disappear in 2003/2004? What will be the new jointly managed insurance groups and their components (new and merged provident institutions, jointly managed pension funds, insurance companies, etc.)? What will be the weight of these future groups on each of their insurance markets (jointly managed pension funds, provident insurance benefits…)? This prospective study is aimed at the insurance players as well as at their partners (other insurers, reinsurers, asset managers, banks, etc.).

Summary<BR><BR>Tables summary<BR><BR>Objectives of the study<BR><BR>Methodology<BR><BR>Countries analysed<BR><BR>Companies with which interviews have been conducted<BR><BR>1 The impact and importance of assistance services<BR>2 Perspectives<BR>1 Industries organisation: the structures in charge of assistance (integration or partnership)<BR>1.1 The Insurance Business<BR>1.1.1 The creation of own structures<BR>1.1.2 The control of existing companies<BR>1.1.3 Partnerships with independent assistance providers<BR>1.2 Car Manufacturers<BR>1.2.1 The most frequent scheme : partnerships with independent assistance service providers<BR>1.2.2 Towards a centralisation of the decision regarding assistance services and providers ?<BR>1.3 The Tourism Business<BR>1.4 Other Operators : Credit card companies, utilities and telecom<BR>2 Forms of partnerships / integration of assistance Business<BR>2.1 Business Models<BR>2.1.1 Insurance companies<BR>2.1.2 Car Manufacturers<BR>2.1.3 Tourism Industry<BR>2.1.4 Credit Card Industry<BR>2.1.5 Utilities<BR>2.2 Dividing Up of Tasks<BR>2.3 Duration of the contracts<BR>1 The integration of assistance services in the offer : way of selling the contract and offer contents<BR>1.1 Technical Assistance services<BR>1.1.1 Insurance companies<BR>1.1.2 Car Manufacturers<BR>1.1.3 Others<BR>1.2 Travel Assistance<BR>1.2.1 Definition & Objectives<BR>1.2.2 Operators<BR>1.2.3 Standard Offer<BR>1 3 Home assistance<BR>1.3.1 Insurance companies<BR>1.3.2 Utilities: Energy and Telecom companies<BR>1.4 Health Assistance<BR>2 Customer Relationship Management<BR>2.1 Communication on assistance services<BR>2.2 Clients follow-up and satisfactory enquiries<BR><BR>1 AGF<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France<BR><BR>1 AXA<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France (AXA ASSURANCES)<BR><BR>1 CNP Assurances<BR>2 The Assistance Service Offer in France<BR><BR>1 Gruppo GENERALI<BR>2 The Assistance Service Offer in Italy<BR><BR>1 LLOYD ADRIATICO SpA<BR>2 The Assistance Service Offer<BR><BR>1 MAAF<BR>2 The Assistance Service Offer<BR><BR>1 MAPFRE<BR>2 The Offer of Assistance Services<BR><BR>1 RAS – RIUNIONE ADRIATICA DI SICURTA`SpA<BR>2 The Assistance Service Offer<BR><BR>1 The ROYAL & SUN ALLIANCE Group<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in UK<BR><BR>Included in insurance contracts<BR>Paying options<BR>1 SAI<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1 SMAP<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>Included in insurance contracts<BR>Assistance contracts sold separately<BR>1 BMW<BR>2 The offer of assistance services within BMW<BR><BR>1 CITROËN<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France<BR>3 The Assistance Offer in Spain<BR><BR>1 FIAT AUTO<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1 FORD<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1 GENERAL MOTORS France<BR>2 OPEL ITALIA SpA<BR>3 OPEL Spain : The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1 MERCEDES-BENZ<BR>2 The Offer of Assistance Services<BR><BR>1 PEUGEOT<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France and Spain<BR><BR>1 RENAULT<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France<BR>3 The Assistance Offer in Italy<BR>3 The Assistance Offer in UK<BR>4 The Assistance Offer in Spain<BR><BR>1 The VOLKSWAGEN Group<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France<BR>3 The Assistance Offer in Germany<BR>3 The Assistance Offer in Spain (SEAT)<BR>4 The Assistance Offer in UK<BR><BR>1 The VOLVO Group<BR>1 The Assistance Offer<BR>2 The Assistance offer<BR><BR>1 AMERICAN EXPRESS<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>A - Individual Cards<BR>1 AIR FRANCE<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1 ALPITOUR<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1 DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France<BR><BR>1 EUROPAY<BR>2 The Assistance Offer in France<BR><BR>1 HAVAS Voyages<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1 NOUVELLES FRONTIÈRES<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>1.1 BRITISH GAS<BR>1.2 Assistance Services Offer<BR><BR>1 EDISON<BR>2 The offer of assistance services<BR><BR>1 ENEL<BR>2 The Assistance Offer<BR><BR>BRITISH GAS<BR><BR>EDISON<BR><BR>ENEL SpA"<BR>

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