PT Equity Development Investment Tbk, together with its subsidiaries, provides insurance products and services in Indonesia. The company operates through four segments: Insurance; Financing; Securities and Stock Administration; and Equity Participation, Travel Services, and Venture Capital. It offers general insurance products, such as fire, motor vehicles, accident, marine hull, engineering, and marine cargo; and life insurance products, including whole life, term insurance, health assurance, unitized pensions, unit link, pure endowment pensions, mortgage reduction term allowance, and combined endowments, as well as provides reinsurance services. The company also offers financial lease, consumer financing, and factoring services, as well as health insurance and pension fund; operates as an underwriter, broker, investment manager, and advisor; and provides venture capital services. In addition, it offers travel services; insurance brokerage services; share registrar services; mutual funds; and administration and health services. The company was formerly known as PT Gajah Surya Arta Leasing. The company was founded in 1982 and is based in Jakarta, Indonesia. PT Equity Development Investment Tbk is a subsidiary of Equity Global International Limited.
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