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Allianz Partners

Allianz's global travel, health and automotive assistance and insurance business.

Allianz Partners sits inside Germany's insurance-sector pay and AI jobs talks, which delivered a 3.3% rise from 1 September 2026.

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Background

Allianz Partners is Allianz's global travel, health and automotive assistance and insurance business. As a German insurer, it falls within the sector-wide bargaining round that produced a 3.3% pay rise from 1 September 2026. That round also opened separate talks on an AI jobs agreement, the Tarifvertrag Transformation .

That agreement, negotiated between ver.di and the employers' association AGV, would cover location protection, a dismissal ban and reskilling across the sector. It binds every AGV member insurer alike, not Allianz specifically. A third round is due in Wuerzburg in October 2026.

The bundle does not show Allianz Partners taking a distinct position in the talks. This page reflects its coverage under the sector agreement rather than any company-specific move.

Common Questions
What does Allianz Partners do?
Allianz Partners is Allianz's global assistance-services business, covering international health and life insurance, travel insurance, automotive assistance and warranty services. It operates in 75 countries with about 21,100 employees and handled more than 71 million cases in a recent year.Source: Allianz Partners
How big is Allianz Partners?
Allianz Partners reported 10.1 billion euros in total revenue for 2024, operating in 75 countries through four brands: Allianz Assistance, Allianz Automotive, Allianz Travel and Allianz Care.Source: Allianz Partners
Is Allianz Partners part of the 2026 German insurance pay deal?
Allianz Partners falls within the German insurance sector covered by the AGV employers' association, which agreed a 3.3% second-step pay rise with ver.di effective 1 September 2026 and is separately negotiating a sector-wide transformation agreement on AI-driven job protection.Source: event