GRAWE Group

Grown strength: the GRAWE Group

A lot has happened since the Grazer Wechselseitige was founded in 1828. A multilateral, international company which unites insurance companies, banks and real estate under its umbrella has developed from the initial fire insurance company. Subsidiaries in thirteen Central and East European countries reflect the company's international orientation.

Base of our success:

Growth

"Reliable insurance cover for all" was Archduke Johann's motto when he founded the Grazer Wechselseitige in 1828 as a fire insurance company. Now GRAWE developed into a multilateral and international company uniting insurance companies, banks and real estate. The GRAWE Group – that is grown strength.

Stability

The combination of a healthy economic base and GRAWE's history, steeped with tradition, forms a stable foundation for the company's 4,600 employees, who jointly represent GRAWE's pool of knowledge and competences and guarantee the highest level of benefit to our customers.

Networking

Far reaching - and close-knit - this accurately describes GRAWE's philosophy. As Austria's sixth largest insurance group, with branches in more than 14 Central and East European countries, we unite countries and people, banks and insurance companies into a dense network. Regional requirements and peculiarities are provided for equally within this network as global financial services.

Trust

The best measure for customer satisfaction is recommendation. And, because life has many beautiful sides to it, GRAWE can certainly be proud to have won the "Recommender Award" ten times in the past eleven years - an award which is given exclusively on the basis of recommendations by satisfied customers.

Dynamism

Where development potential is utilized and promoted, the future becomes a positive challenge. If you always want to be up-to-date, you need to look forward, open up perspectives and act at the right time. Under these conditions, the future and optimism merge to create a dynamic and simultaneously stable whole.