Al Rajhi Company for Cooperative Insurance provides various insurance products and services to individuals, SMEs, and corporates in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The company operates in four segments: Medical, Motor, Property and casualty, and Protection and Savings. It offers engineering, motor, unified health, domestic helper, travel, medical malpractice, visitor visa, personal accident, and homeowners, as well as general insurance products, such as property all risks, workers injury compensation and employer's liability, fidelity guarantee, and public business liability. The company also provides liability, contractors risk, marine cargo, plant machinery, machinery breakdown, and erection all risk insurance products; and protection and savings products, such as education, marriage, life, retirement, and investment insurance policies. In addition, it is involved in the re-takaful/re-insurance and agency activities. The company was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Riyadh, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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