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Gonzalo Perez, holding CEO´s explain that the distribution of this investment will be: “USD $54 million of the investment funds will be focused on insurance provider Suramericana and the remaining USD $38 million on Sura Asset Management, which administers investment portfolios for individuals”.
Seeking Alpha's experts analyze the composition of our portfolio and recognize the opportunity of our business lines in Latin America.
Gonzalo Perez, refers to the challenges posed by the current crisis and how the Group’s companies are coming to grips with this situation
In this op-ed, Grupo SURA’s Chief Executive Officer refers to the challenges faced and the lessons being learned by all of us amid this new interdependent environment characterized by constant volatility and uncertainty which in turn is entailing the need for new ways of thinking and acting.
Ignacio Calle, the Company’s Chief Executive Officer, refers to the challenges currently posed to workers' pension savings amid the current turbulence affecting the capital markets.
This award, acknowledging the top most sustainable, listed companies throughout the region, was presented in partnership with the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB). This article published in the Latin Trade magazine covers fundamental aspects of Grupo SURA's vision of sustainability, this based on an interview with our Chief Executive Officer, David Bojanini.
In this interview with Radio Caracol, David Bojanini, who is about to retire, talks about his professional and business career and the major challenges facing the country.
An in-depth interview with David Bojanini, Chief Executive Officer of Grupo SURA carried out by the newspaper, El Colombiano, after announcing his decision to retire. This conversation covered topics such as his family, his passion for art, the role of business, the Colombian Peace Agreement and its legacy.
Ensuring the holding´s continued sustainability shall be one of his main challenges. Here's an interview from El Colombiano newspaper stating how he intends to take over the Company.
In this interview with the El Espectador newspaper, after announcing his retirement on March 31, Grupo SURA’s Chief Executive Officer also reflected on the social role of business leadership, economic growth, the recent social protests, as well as other matters concerning the overall situation in Colombia.
In this interview with El Portafolio, Grupo SURA’s Chief Executive Officer, refers to the lessons learned throughout his career trajectory in the Business Group and the challenges facing the region from the social, political and economic standpoints.
In an interview with El Tiempo newspaper, the Chief Executive Officer of the SURA Business Group refers to the importance of doing away with the informal job market and channeling welfare subsidies to those who really need them.
The corresponding study conducted by SUMMA magazine ranked the 25 best companies in the region. ASESUISA, our insurance subsidiary, was ranked in 4th place for its superior client service.
In this interview, the Chief Executive Officer of the SURA Group went over certain aspects of his leadership as head of the holding company, following the announcement of his upcoming retirement as of 31 March.
After announcing his upcoming retirement, Grupo SURA’s Chief Executive Officer talked about the current situation in Colombia, and took stock of his leadership performance in an interview with the newspaper, La Republica.
Summary: This Uruguayan newspaper, El País, addresses several reasons for which the Company was awarded the highest regional distinction in the “Institution” category, based on a survey carried out by the consulting firm, GovernArt, as part of the Agenda for Sustainable Leaders 2020 (ALAS20).
Statement issued by Gonzalo Pérez, Chief Executive Officer of Suramericana, Grupo SURA’s core subsidiary specializing in insurance as well as trend and risk management, on the occasion of the subsidiary’s 75th anniversary.
for a total of COP 74,066 million, these corresponding to a 49% stake in Sodexo Benefits and another 35% in Sodexo On Site.
Ignacio Calle, Chief Executive Officer of SURA AM, stated that Q4 performance has been most interesting for fixed income investors in Latin America.
The anthropologist Carlos Castaño-Uribe compiled the main findings of his work in a publication that has only just come to light.
A magnificently illustrated book, showing photographs of the landscape, the plant world and animal life of this world heritage site located in the north of Colombia.
Carlos Castaño-Uribe publishes the most thorough research that has ever been performed on 'the cosmic maloca'.
Grupo SURA’s Chief Finance Officer, Ricardo Jaramillo, tells us why it is so important to include environmental, social and economic criteria when making investment decisions.
Our Vice President of Corporate Finance, Ricardo Jaramillo, explains in this joint publication on the part of the Dinero Journal and the Colombian Stock Exchange (BVC), how the capital market has allowed for the diversification of different sources of financing for the SURA expansion throughout Latin America over the last decade (video).
This was the conclusion of an independent study carried out by the Semana Magazine that analyzed management’s role in aspects such as economic performance, the ability to create shared value for communities, engagement with both the wider environment and internal public, legal compliance and relationship with the State, among others.
Tatyana Orozco, the Group’s Chief Corporate Affairs Officer, shares her reflections with RS Magazine on the importance of taking into account a “people”-based approach as part of any sustainability strategy, this being not just an engine for growth but also a prime driver of added value
The IQ magazine in its Autumn edition included an interview with Tatyana Orozco de la Cruz, the Group’s Chief Corporate Affairs Officer. [ENG]
Good corporate practices allow organizations to enhance their reputations as well as their commitments
Bancolombia and Grupo Nutresa head the list of companies that stand out in terms of their reputation and positioning.
Climate risk needs to be one of the “top priorities” for the insurance industry in emerging markets, according to Juana Francisca Llano, vice president at Latin American insurer Suramericana.
This is what the magazine Semana said when they recognized us in the report about the 100 largest companies in Colombia. The article shows the evolution of the strategy after years of international expansion.
In an interview with newspaper El Colombiano, David Bojanini shared several analyses about the present, and the challenges facing Colombia and the region
The Company will deliver health insurance policies for 5479 athletes, 1500 judges, 2191 delegates, and 250 members of the ODECABE. In addition, 3600 volunteers will have access to a personal accident policy.
Seguros SURA Colombia is one of the companies that offer this service. They have been given until January 1, 2019 to completely implement the system and issue all policies in digital format.
SURA holds fifth-place in the classification. The first 6 companies represent 78.8% of the premiums collected between January and May 2018.
Seguros SURA is one of the companies that offer these policies created to support top executives who are constantly facing challenges that they must know how to manage.
This Mexican city will be a center of cultural dissemination and social commitment. The Company is proud to accompany this event that will promote knowledge and well-being.
The Company promotes initiatives such as the Pensioners Club and supports different institutions that seek to improve the well-being in the community.
The Company continues leading the program “Joven con Valor” (valuable youth) that has enabled 100 young men and women to develop professional skills and employee values.
This work method is used by 372 employees in administrative areas. The employees value the benefits, and the Company appreciates the efficiencies in performance.
In the Latin American ranking, Suramericana holds the eighth place. Find out how the Company did in the Life and Nonlife segments.
David Bojanini, CEO of Grupo SURA, also expounded on his thoughts about the new Colombian government.
PFA consider the titles, securities, and participations from domestic issuers some of their preferred investment choices.
The Company occupied seventh place in the Merco Talento ranking. The report rates 3 values: employer brand, work quality, and internal reputation.
The policy includes benefits such as unlimited assistance for pets, 24 hours a day and 365 days a year, civil liability coverage, and veterinary counseling.
The shared bicycle Company is implementing its expansion plans in Mexico City. They already have 65,000 users who make approximately 6,500 trips per day.
The program includes monthly talks about environmental topics such as proper waste disposal and the rational use of energy and water, which emphasize the importance of sustainability.
The Comisión Nacional del Sistema de Ahorro para el Retiro – Consar (national committee of the retirement savings system) said that this report is intended to encourage competition among the Afore and encourage them to develop financial education and pension planning programs.
This is the first pension fund administrator to complete the regulator’s requirements to operate using these instruments.
Find out all the details about the Framework Agreement for the exchange of shares.