Groupe VILAVI in the news

Marie-Anne Clerc is appointed DSI of Groupe Vilavi, bringing her extensive experience from previous roles at Malakoff-Humanis and other organizations.

Mon Gustave and Groupe Vilavi have deepened their partnership to provide French motorists with easier, clearer, and more tailored auto insurance comparisons, helping them save money and find suitable coverage.

Mon Gustave expands its partnership with Groupe Vilavi to offer a broader and clearer range of auto insurance options amid rising car costs.

Mon Gustave expands its auto insurance comparison platform by integrating multiple Groupe Vilavi brands to offer more tailored options to users.

Vilavi is accelerating growth by acquiring a digital company two years after its LBO acquisition.

HLD plans to acquire Entoria, a provident insurance broker for independent workers, expanding its brokerage portfolio after its 2023 acquisition of Vilavi.

Acommeassure, an online insurance broker with 100 employees and €6.7M revenue, was acquired by the Vilavi group, which manages multiple personal insurance entities.

Vilavi acquires AcommeAssure, with the issue also covering investments in forests, vineyards, shipping containers, and art.

Vilavi acquired AcommeAssure to boost its individual health insurance business.

Olivier Pericchi was named Director of Groupe Vilavi's Maxance wholesale broker unit in October 2024, bringing extensive insurance leadership experience.

Hind Lazrak was appointed Chief Transformation Officer at Groupe Vilavi in September 2024, bringing extensive experience from Gan Assurances and Groupama.

Nicolas Domont has been appointed Directeur de missions at Groupe Vilavi, with extensive prior leadership roles within the company and related firms.

Olivier Pericchi has been named head of Maxance to lead and grow Vilavi's wholesale brokerage business.

Vilavi will relocate about 270 employees from Noisy-le-Sec to modern offices in Montreuil by the end of 2024 as part of its transformation under new ownership.

Vilavi replaced its CEO amid rape allegations, appointing David Guyonnet as new leader during company reorganization after acquisition by HLD Europe.

Vilavi's founder sold his majority stake due to legal troubles; new investors led by HLD Europe take control, with leadership changes and plans for growth and diversification.

The French antitrust authority approved HLD Europe's acquisition of insurance broker Vilavi, valued at 220-250 million euros, enabling plans for a new marketplace with major insurers.

Vilavi has exceeded 100,000 two-wheeler insurance contracts, offering extensive coverage including new value reimbursement up to 24 months.

HLD Europe plans to acquire Vilavi to stabilize its ownership, support growth, and secure its workforce and clients.

Groupe Vilavi is being acquired by HLD to ensure future growth and compliance after its former CEO's indictment, with plans to expand healthcare and insurance services.