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Officials from HNBGI and Commercial Bank during the signing of the MoU
HNB General Insurance (HNBGI) recently entered into a bancassurance partnership with Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC, one of Sri Lanka’s largest and most reputed private banks.
This strategic partnership marks a milestone in their shared mission to provide innovative, customer-centric insurance solutions.
Through this collaboration, Commercial Bank’s extensive customer base of over 3.5 million, served through over 270 branches nationwide, will gain access to HNB General Insurance’s innovative portfolio of general insurance products. These carefully curated offerings are designed to deliver comprehensive coverage, promoting greater inclusivity and peace of mind for Sri Lankans.
HNB General Insurance CEO Sithumina Jayasundara said: “Joining forces with Commercial Bank is a significant milestone for HNBGI. This partnership not only enhances our footprint across Sri Lanka but also reaffirms our dedication to delivering best-in-class insurance solutions to meet the diverse needs of Sri Lankans.”
Commercial Bank of Ceylon Managing Director/CEO Sanath Manatunge said: “This partnership reflects Commercial Bank’s commitment to enriching the financial wellbeing of our customers by offering them innovative and tailored solutions. Collaborating with HNB General Insurance allows us to deliver added value and convenience to our clients, aligning with our mission to empower communities across Sri Lanka.”
This collaboration reinforces both organisations’ commitment to advancing inclusivity in Sri Lanka while prioritising customer convenience and satisfaction. HNB General Insurance, as part of the HNB Assurance PLC which in turn is part of the reputed HNB Group and Commercial Bank, widely recognised for their excellence in banking, bring together their expertise to redefine convenience and security, setting a new benchmark for service excellence for customers of both institutions.
