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Berger said in an interview with the “Neue Zürcher Zeitung” on Friday that Mobiliar would not be able to go any further in digital transformation if it was only considered in terms of traditional insurance plans.
He also saw first successes in collaboration with the Ringier publishing house. About three years ago, Mobiliar bought a 25 percent stake in the publishing house. “There are two fundamentally different companies moving towards each other,” he said. The insurance company has nothing to do with the editors. He works with Ringier on digital platforms.
Mobiliar is part of Ringier’s Swiss Marketplace Group (SMG) joint venture. This includes online marketplaces such as Homegate, Ricardo, and Scout24 Group. In addition to the owners of Ringier and the TX Group, growth investor General Atlantic is also involved. According to Berger, SMG’s goal is to keep up with leading technology companies.
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Source :Blick
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