Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Helvetia is a Swiss all-lines insurance company with operations throughout Europe. The company has been organised as a holding structure since 1996, with the holding company's registered shares listed on the Swiss stock market, SIX Swiss Exchange. The two public limited companies, Helvetia Life (Basel) and Helvetia Insurance (St. Gallen), belong to the parent company Helvetia Holding either directly or indirectly. The largest shareholder in the insurance group is Patria Cooperative Society, which holds 30 per cent.The registered office of Helvetia Group is in (St. Gallen). Its market presence focuses on the country markets in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy and Spain, with emphasis on its core areas: risk management (life and non-life insurance, reinsurance) and in private and occupational pension plans. Helvetia also provides transport insurance services in France as a niche line of business and is engaged in reinsurance worldwide. Helvetia has around 4,900 employees throughout Europe and provides services for more than two million customers. The core strengths of Helvetia are in risk management (life and non-life insurance, reinsurance) and in private and occupational pension plans.Helvetia adheres to the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM). The EFQM model is applied in order to raise quality and service on a continuous basis, aiming at efficient processes and satisfied customers and staff."@en }
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- Helvetia_Insurance abstract "Helvetia is a Swiss all-lines insurance company with operations throughout Europe. The company has been organised as a holding structure since 1996, with the holding company's registered shares listed on the Swiss stock market, SIX Swiss Exchange. The two public limited companies, Helvetia Life (Basel) and Helvetia Insurance (St. Gallen), belong to the parent company Helvetia Holding either directly or indirectly. The largest shareholder in the insurance group is Patria Cooperative Society, which holds 30 per cent.The registered office of Helvetia Group is in (St. Gallen). Its market presence focuses on the country markets in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy and Spain, with emphasis on its core areas: risk management (life and non-life insurance, reinsurance) and in private and occupational pension plans. Helvetia also provides transport insurance services in France as a niche line of business and is engaged in reinsurance worldwide. Helvetia has around 4,900 employees throughout Europe and provides services for more than two million customers. The core strengths of Helvetia are in risk management (life and non-life insurance, reinsurance) and in private and occupational pension plans.Helvetia adheres to the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM). The EFQM model is applied in order to raise quality and service on a continuous basis, aiming at efficient processes and satisfied customers and staff.".
- Q933766 abstract "Helvetia is a Swiss all-lines insurance company with operations throughout Europe. The company has been organised as a holding structure since 1996, with the holding company's registered shares listed on the Swiss stock market, SIX Swiss Exchange. The two public limited companies, Helvetia Life (Basel) and Helvetia Insurance (St. Gallen), belong to the parent company Helvetia Holding either directly or indirectly. The largest shareholder in the insurance group is Patria Cooperative Society, which holds 30 per cent.The registered office of Helvetia Group is in (St. Gallen). Its market presence focuses on the country markets in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Italy and Spain, with emphasis on its core areas: risk management (life and non-life insurance, reinsurance) and in private and occupational pension plans. Helvetia also provides transport insurance services in France as a niche line of business and is engaged in reinsurance worldwide. Helvetia has around 4,900 employees throughout Europe and provides services for more than two million customers. The core strengths of Helvetia are in risk management (life and non-life insurance, reinsurance) and in private and occupational pension plans.Helvetia adheres to the European Foundation for Quality Management (EFQM). The EFQM model is applied in order to raise quality and service on a continuous basis, aiming at efficient processes and satisfied customers and staff.".