Pacífico Seguros: Investing in protection and wellbeing for a more resilient Peru

In a country where only 6% of the citizens feel prepared to face an adversity, according to the recent Country Resilience Index prepared by Ipsos Peru on behalf of Pacífico InsuranceIn this regard, there is an urgent need to reinforce protection and prevention mechanisms. This figure highlights a significant gap in the population's capacity to respond to unexpected events, and highlights the key role of insurers in closing this gap.

Against this backdrop, Pacífico Seguros reaffirms its commitment to build a safer, more inclusive and resilient Peru.through sustained investments in health, education, innovation and financial inclusion.

Outstanding progress in 2024:

  • Education and prevention: More of 290 thousand people trained in insurance and risk prevention.
  • Health within everyone's reach: 78 thousand households accessed services from telemedicinebringing timely medical attention to those who need it most.
  • Financial inclusion: More of 3 million Peruvians were protected through inclusive insuranceby expanding access to financial security.

Commitment to 2025

Looking to the future, Pacifico will continue to bring protection closer to millions of Peruvians with a strategy focused on the inclusionthe innovation and the excellence in insurance and healthThe objective is to strengthen the country's individual and collective resilience.

Learn more about these developments in their Integrated Report 2024:

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