ALPTIS in the news

Alptis is diversifying its insurance brokerage services into retirement and property & casualty for professionals while adapting to market changes and considering external growth.

Alptis launched a new website to celebrate its 50th anniversary, highlighting its activities, engagements, unique independent broker model, and CSR initiatives.

Alptis, an insurance broker founded in 1976, generates 150 million euros in revenue, covers 520,000 individuals, and is investing in AI and new services like retirement savings plans to expand its social protection role.

Alptis celebrates 50 years of strong, trusting relationships with its broker partners, as highlighted by broker-delegate testimonials during anniversary events.

Alptis Group celebrates its 50th anniversary, with its President Fabrice Pesin attributing their longevity to an atypical model, strong values, and diversification.

Alptis Group will attend the Journées du Courtage in Paris on September 15-16, 2026, to engage with visitors and share company news.

Gaëlle Revenu-Prunayre is the new CEO of Cmonassurance and Mutuelle.fr, aiming to boost growth and customer experience in digital insurance for Alptis Group.

Gaëlle Revenu-Prunayre was appointed director of Alptis's digital entities, Cmonassurance and Mutuelle.fr, focusing on digital development and customer experience.

Gaëlle Revenu-Prunayre will lead Cmonassurance and Mutuelle.fr, digital distribution arms of Alptis Group, starting July 2026 to accelerate growth and improve customer experience.

Gaëlle Revenu-Prunayre has been appointed as the new General Director for Cmonassurance and Mutuelle.fr, effective July 1, 2026, by the Alptis Group to drive growth and enhance customer experience.

Alptis Group appointed Gaëlle Revenu-Prunayre as the new General Manager for its digital distribution subsidiaries, Cmonassurance and Mutuelle.fr, to drive growth and enhance customer experience.

Gaëlle Revenu-Prunayre, formerly of Relyens, has been appointed as the General Director of Cmonassurance and Mutuelle.fr within the Alptis group.

Alptis reported a slight decrease in turnover to 150.8 million euros and a negative net result of -1.8 million euros in 2025, a year marked by significant investment and transformation.

Alptis, a non-profit insurance wholesaler, is investing heavily in IT and data while undergoing structural changes to improve service quality despite a recent net loss.

Alptis is diversifying its insurance products and significantly investing in technology and AI, despite a temporary negative net result.

Alptis, a Lyon-based insurance broker, is celebrating 50 years with a 25 million euro investment in AI despite a slight dip in 2025 results.

Alptis Group's 2025 financial year was a period of preparation and transition, marked by significant investments and the development of new diversification products, leading to the strategic launch of an individual retirement savings plan in 2026.

Alptis launched a new mobile application for health insurance management, including third-party payment, reimbursements, and quotes.

Alptis Assurances diversified its offerings by launching an individual retirement savings plan for its partners and clients.

Alptis is investing 25 million euros in digital transformation and diversification into new markets like savings and specialized risks, despite a slight revenue decline, to secure future growth.