Personal Accident Insurance Partners

ÆON Credit Service (Philippines) Inc., one of the top consumer lending companies in the Philippines and provider of the ÆON Installment Plan, a loan facility availed by customers to be able to purchase consumer products without any credit card through its growing partner merchants and store affiliates.

ÆON Credit is a subsidiary of ÆON Financial Service Co., Ltd. Japan (‘ÆON Financial’), a company listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. 

Grab, Southeast Asia’s largest mobile technology company that connects millions of consumers to millions of drivers, merchants, and businesses. Grab is taking on the largest problems that affect the region, including access inequality, outdated infrastructure, and income disparity.

In addition to transportation, the company offers food delivery and digital payments services via a mobile app. Starting in 2012 as the MyTeksi app based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, it expanded the next year as GrabTaxi and has since expanded into other services, following the "super app" model.

In 2014, it moved its headquarters to Singapore and renamed itself to just Grab. It currently mostly operates in Southeast Asia. It is the region's first "decacorn" (a startup with a valuation of over US$10 billion) and as of May 2021 its valuation was just under US$40 billion.

GCash is the leading mobile wallet in the Philippines. Through the GCash app, customers can easily buy load; pay bills at over 600 partner billers in the app; pay at more than 7,000 online partners; send and receive money anywhere in the Philippines; pay using QR codes at over 130,000 partner merchants nationwide; save money while earning interest; and invest money at local and global funds -- all through the convenience of their smartphones.

GCash is part of the portfolio companies of 917Ventures, the largest corporate incubator in the Philippines wholly-owned by Globe Telecom, Inc. GCash was recognized by The Asian Banker (TAB) in 2021 for its outstanding financial inclusion programs impacting more than 40 million Filipinos in the country today.