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Verspieren experienced a cyberattack on an external server, potentially exposing client personal and contract data, leading to immediate security measures and an ongoing investigation.

Verspieren SA is projected to grow its workforce to 1,439 employees by March 2026, marking a 17.9% increase from 2023.

Verspieren experienced a cyberattack on an external server used for Euromaster's claims, potentially exposing personal data, leading to proactive security measures and notifications.

Insurance broker Verspieren suffered a cyberattack on July 13, 2026, compromising a claims server and potentially exposing customer data, leading to an ongoing investigation and security enhancements.

The document details the historical growth and internationalization of Verspieren, an insurance brokerage group, from its founding in 1880 to its current leadership under Pierre-Anthony Verspieren.

Nicolas Cavalier-Caron is appointed as the new CEO of Montmirail — Groupe Verspieren, effective July 1, 2026, succeeding Vincent Payen.

Verspieren manages rising construction insurance costs and technical complexities by providing specialized brokerage and risk prevention services to BTP professionals.

Verspieren achieved 8% revenue growth in 2025 and expanded its brokerage expertise through strategic acquisitions in France and Switzerland.

Verspieren reached 525 million euros in revenue for 2025, a growth of 8% fueled by historical business and acquisitions.

Verspieren reached 252 million euros in revenue for 2025, driven by an 8% increase and strong corporate risk performance.

Verspieren achieved an 8% revenue increase to 525 million euros in 2025 through organic growth and strategic acquisitions in Switzerland and specialized risk sectors.

Insurance broker Verspieren grew its 2025 revenue to 525 million euros through corporate risk services and European acquisitions.

Insurance broker Verspieren achieved 8% revenue growth in 2025 through a mix of organic expansion and targeted European acquisitions.

The renewable energy insurance market has transformed due to a constant rise in insured values, with renewables making up over half of new electricity capacity and investments since 2016.

Verspieren's Christian Besnault discusses how the renewable energy insurance market has changed due to increased insured values and the global shift towards renewable electricity production.

Verspieren, an independent insurance brokerage group, is strengthening its sustainable business support strategy, driven by 8% growth in 2025 and a focus on long-term risk management for clients.

Verspieren partners with Kobi to finance employee sports budgets for health prevention.

Verspieren collaborates with Kobi to introduce a "sport budget" for employees, fostering health prevention and well-being by funding physical activities, which aims to reduce absenteeism.

French local governments are increasingly struggling to secure insurance due to higher risks and fewer insurers bidding, requiring better risk management and broker support.

Verspieren warns that 70% of companies fail after major incidents and promotes risk prevention as key to business continuity and competitiveness.