Imprint

Information of provider according to Section 5, 6 DDG and the duties of information according to Section 15 Insurance Broker´s Act (VersVermV)

Marsh GmbH
Kastor
Platz der Einheit 1
60327 Frankfurt
phone: (069) 905592 750
fax: (069) 905592 95 750
e-mail: info@marsh.de
https://www.marsh.com/de
Registered at Chamber of Commerce: Frankfurt a.M.
Register-No.: HRB 12141
Value Added Tax Identification No.: DE 811363733

Responsible according to press law:

Miriam Hahn

Managers:

Jens-Daniel Florian-Jansen (Chairman), Olaf Keller, Mirela Radoncic

Chairman of the supervisory board:

Achim Lüder

Registered as insurance broker pursuant to Section 34 d (1) of the Trade Regulation Act (GewO) under registration number D-F7O2-9W3BX-25 at the regulatory authority, the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (IHK) of Frankfurt am Main, Germany.

Furthermore, registered as loan broker in Germany pursuant to Section 34 c (1) 1 No. 2 Trade Regulation Act (GewO) at the regulatory authority, city of Frankfurt am Main, trade business, Regulatory Agency, Kleyerstrasse 86, 60326 Frankfurt am Main, Germany, www.ordnungsamt.frankfurt.de.

Marsh offers advisory services to its clients.

Marsh shall receive an agreed remuneration – this could be a fee payable to Marsh by the client; a commission included in the applicable insurance premium; or a combination of a fee and a commission. In addition to these kinds of remuneration, Marsh shall also be entitled to separate remuneration from insurance companies for services rendered to them.

Marsh does not hold any direct or indirect investment of more than ten percent of the voting rights or capital of any insurance company. Similarly, no insurance company or parent company of an insurance company holds any direct or indirect investment of more than ten percent of the voting rights or capital of Marsh.

Joint registrar pursuant to Section 11a para. 1 Trade Regulation Act (GewO):

Deutscher Industrie- und
Handelskammertag (DIHK) e. V.
Breite Strasse 29
10178 Berlin, Germany
phone: +49 180 6005850
(German landline 0,20 €/call; mobile phone prices limited to 0,60 €/call)
The register can be inspected under: www.vermittlerregister.info

Arbitration bodies – for the out-of-court settlement of disputes – pursuant to Section 214 Insurance Contract Act (VVG):

Versicherungsombudsmann e. V.
Postfach 08 06 32
10006 Berlin, Germany

Ombudsmann Private Kranken- und Pflegeversicherung
Postfach 06 02 22
10052 Berlin, Germany

Consumer arbitration bodies – dispute settlement procedure pursuant Section 36 Consumer Settlement of Disputes Act (VSBG):

According to Section 17 para 4 VersVermV we are obligated to take part in dispute settlement procedures at the following consumer arbitration bodies:

Versicherungsombudsmann e. V.
Postfach 08 06 32
10006 Berlin, Germany

Ombudsmann Private Kranken-
und Pflegeversicherung
Postfach 06 02 22
10052 Berlin, Germany

Online-Settlement of disputes pursuant to Art.14 para 1 Regulation on Consumer Online Dispute Resolution (ODR-VO):

The European Commission provides a platform for consumer clients to settle disputes online which can be found here: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/odr/main/
Consumer clients have the possibility to use this platform for the out-of- court settlement of their disputes concerning contractual obligations. In this context, we refer again to our e-mail address: info@marsh.de

Complaint Management:

It is important to us to provide our customers with excellent service. We appreciate your feedback - whether suggestions or complaints. Our complaint handling guidelines describe how we proceed in the event that we have not met your expectations.

Please let us know the reason for your complaint by calling (069) 905592 333 or by sending an email to beschwerde@marsh.com. Alternatively, you may send your complaint to the following address:

Marsh GmbH
Beschwerdemanagement
Platz der Einheit 1
60327 Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Professional regulations:

Professional regulations concerning Marsh as an insurance broker can be viewed and accessed via the website www.gesetze-im-internet.de operated by the Federal Ministry of Justice and juris GmbH:

Section 34 d Trade Regulation Act (GewO), Section 34 f Trade Regulation Act (GewO) und Section 34 c Trade Regulation Act (GewO)
Sections 59-68 Insurance Contract Act (VVG)
Insurance Broker´s Act (VersVermV)

Declaration on adverse sustainability impacts

When selecting insurance companies and insurance products, we take into account the information provided by the insurers.

Where appropriate, we do not offer insurers who recognizably do not incorporate a strategy for the inclusion of sustainability risks in their investment decisions. As part of the individual advice provided in the customer's interest, we explain separately if the consideration of sustainability risks in the investment decision means recognizable advantages or disadvantages for the individual customer.

The respective insurer informs about the respective consideration of sustainability risks in investment decisions within its pre-contractual information.

If the customer has any questions in this regard, he or she is welcome to contact us in advance of a possible conclusion.

As part of the consulting service, the main adverse effects of investment decisions on sustainability factors of financial market participants (insurers) are considered. The consideration is based on the information provided by the insurance companies. The intermediary is not responsible for the accuracy of this information.

At the moment, a consideration can only be made conditionally due to information provided by the insurers concerning their companies, which is building up but is currently still rudimentary.

The remuneration for brokering insurance policies is not based on the sustainability risks associated with their investments. This means in particular that the level of remuneration for the product is not influenced positively or negatively by the sustainability risks of the investment.

When advising on insurance investment products, Riester and basic pensions or occupational pension plans and financial investment products, the sustainability risks are included by using the pre-contractual information provided by the insurers. In the event of a possible obliging evaluation of a comparable or better rate of return on the product that takes sustainability risks into account, this product is recommended as a priority.