Philippine Daily Inquirer

Joyride set to launch, partners with Malayan

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Joyride is set to change the transporta­tion landscape with its entry to the Philippine­s as the latest player in the twowheeled ride-hailing sector.

Joyride offers not just convenienc­e but employment opportunit­ies to qualified bikers.

As part of its corporate philosophy, it has forged an agreement with Malayan Insurance for the benefit and welfare of its fleet of bikers and the riding public.

“We’ve seen the stringent qualificat­ions, that the driver has to go through before they qualify to be a Kasundo rider, and as an insurer, it’s very comforting that our partner has the same consciousn­ess on safety and security,” Anthony Labindalaw­a, senior associate vice president and underwriti­ng head for personal accidents and motorcar, shared, adding, “[And] with Malayan, you’re guaranteed quick, fair and valid settlement of claims.”

As for Joyride, Noli Eala, vice president for corporate affairs, said, “[Through this partnershi­p], Joyride is protecting our commitment to give only the best service.”

Among the signatorie­s were Jun Cotoco, sales head for

Malayan Insurance; Richard Arvisu, Joyride’s vice president for finance; and Josette Anne Pacho, president of Uniguarant­ee Insurance Brokerage, which jump-started the relationsh­ip between Malayan Insurance and Joyride.

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