Cabinet Hyseni

Insurance brokerage and advisory services for individuals and businesses in Dijon

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  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-15

About Cabinet Hyseni

Cabinet Hyseni brokers insurance, providing analysis, advice and insurance product sales.

The company is based in Dijon, France, and was founded in 2012. It serves clients by appointment on weekdays.

Product: Insurance analysis, advice and brokerage services.

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