FG Courtage
Insurance brokerage for French property co-ownerships, professionals and individuals
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About FG Courtage
FG COURTAGE is an insurance broker specializing in co-ownerships, offering policies such as building multi-risk and construction damage cover. It also arranges insurance for professionals and individuals, including motor, home, health and income protection.
Its customers include professional and volunteer property managers, small and horizontal co-ownerships, businesses and individuals. The company supports policy subscription and management and claims follow-up.
Founded in 2015, FG COURTAGE is headquartered in Saint-Cheron, France.
Product: Insurance brokerage and policy placement for co-ownerships, businesses and individuals.
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