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In 1977 Eric G.F. BLAIR opened his first office in Monaco, as a General Agent. He soon realised that no other insurer was specialising in serving the English-speaking community on the Côte d'Azur and decided to capitalise on his bi-lingual abilities by offering a service in a language understood by foreigners. In addition, other agencies were soon taken over and incorporated, helping to grow the clientele from the French community.In 1988, a secondary office was opened in France, in Valbonne, named Riviera Insurance Brokers, in order to offer a local service to the many foreigners who have settled in this area. The office was formed as an independent brokerage house, in order to offer the widest range of insurance programs possible. To date, Riviera consists of 5 people and is still growing, benefiting especially from its close proximity to Sophia Antipolis.
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