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PVI Reinsurance rebrands to Hanoi Reinsurance

The company’s business operations will remain the same.

PVI Reinsurance Joint Stock Corporation (PVI Re) has received official approval from the Ministry of Finance to change its name to Hanoi Reinsurance Joint Stock Corporation (Hanoi Re), effective last 3 August.

Established in 2011, PVI Reinsurance Corporation (PVI Re) aimed to become a global reinsurer. 

Backed by substantial investment from PVI Holdings, PVI Re has steadily grown, solidifying its position as a reinsurance company in both Vietnam and Southeast Asia. 

In 2023, the General Meeting of Shareholders of PVI Re has approved the plan to rebrand as Hanoi Re.

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Hanoi Re will carry forward the values and accomplishments of PVI Re after 12 years of operation, along with assuming all rights and responsibilities of the business. 

It's noteworthy that aside from the name change, no alterations are anticipated in Hanoi Re's organizational structure or business operational model (previously known as PVI Re).

 

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