Covéa Insurance joins GAIN as corporate member

"Unlocking the immense potential that neurodivergent minds bring to the table"

Jaskeet Briah
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Covéa Insurance has joined the Group for Autism, Insurance, Investment and Neurodiversity (GAIN) as its latest corporate member.

Covéa Insurance is the UK subsidiary of French mutual insurance group Covéa, which has included global reinsurer PartnerRe since July 2022. GAIN will work with Covéa Insurance to create an inclusive workplace with equal opportunities for success. The insurer aims to create these equal opportunities regardless of neurodiversity, gender, race, sexuality or gender reassignment, age, physical or mental disability, religious beliefs, marital status or socio-economic background, GAIN detailed. Ian Bubb, speciality lines and information technology (IT) director at Covéa Insurance, comment...

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