Mangrove Property Insurance to Join Latin American Association of Insurance Agencies 56th Annual Convention

EIN News· July 14, 2026

Mangrove Property Insurance has announced its participation in the upcoming 56th Annual Convention of the Latin American Association of Insurance Agencies (LAAIA). This event serves as a significant networking and educational forum for insurance professionals operating within the Latin American and broader property insurance markets. The company's involvement highlights its commitment to engaging with industry peers and staying informed on regional market trends.

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