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Tasco and PVI Insurance forge multi sector partnership

Tasco JSC and PVI Insurance Corporation have expanded their cooperation through a series of agreements with four Tasco subsidiaries – Tasco Insurance Savico VETC Digital and Carpla Service – creating new opportunities across insurance technology automotive distribution and after sales services

Tasco and PVI Insurance forge multi sector partnership

Tasco and PVI Insurance have formed a multi-sector partnership aimed at strengthening ecosystem linkages and enhancing customer experience. PVI Insurance, a leading non-life insurer in Vietnam, brings strong financial capacity, risk management capabilities, and extensive experience in serving major domestic and international projects and enterprises.

Tasco, on the other hand, is developing a technology-driven ecosystem that connects transport infrastructure, insurance, and investment across essential services and innovation. The partnership will see PVI Insurance collaborating with Tasco's various businesses, including Tasco Insurance, Savico, VETC Digital, and Carpla Service, to explore the development of non-life insurance products, leverage technology platforms, and expand distribution channels.

This multi-entity approach aims to drive broader cooperation across multiple touchpoints in the automotive and insurance markets.

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