Galy Courtage
Insurance brokerage for business owners, especially medical and paramedical professionals, in France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Galy Courtage
Galy Courtage is an independent insurance brokerage specialising in social, tax and wealth protection. It advises on coverage for health, income protection, retirement, savings and loan insurance.
Its clients include business owners, particularly medical and paramedical professionals. Services cover individual and group policies, including health insurance, retirement savings, key-person cover and business loan insurance.
Product: Insurance brokerage and advice on health, income protection, retirement, savings and loan insurance.
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