MAPFRE to return premiums to self-employed and SME policyholders
Spanish insurer MAPFRE has announced that it will return over US$32 million in insurance premiums to its self-employed and small or medium-sized enterprise (SME) policyholders
Additionally, MAPFRE is allocating $26 million to billing advances for the company’s suppliers.
Antonio Huertas, President of MAPFRE, said: “We want to support all the professionals who work with us, who serve our customers, and strive every day to ensure that MAPFRE’s service is of the highest quality. Now is the time to support them.”
The non-profit foundation Fundación MAPFRE, created by MAPFRE, has announced a donation of $2.3 million to support urgent medical and community needs across Massachusetts in the US. The funding came as part of a global $38-million aid package by the foundation.
Alfredo Castelo, Chief Representative in the US of Fundación MAPFRE, said: “We are extremely concerned about the impact coronavirus continues to have on our communities and medical facilities.
“We hope this contribution will help individuals and families in need and provide critical supplies for our healthcare professionals and first responders on the front line during the outbreak.”
Huertas added: “The fight against the coronavirus encompasses all sectors of society. Institutions, such as Fundación MAPFRE, are called more than ever, to take action, with solidarity measures that promote social cohesion and equal opportunities."