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Union Assurance management and other invitees at the branch opening
Union Assurance (UA) relocated its Kuliyapitiya regional office on 30January to better provide services toresidents in the area. The branch will support thecompany’s pace to reach its goal of having fully-operational branches island-wide.
UA’s Kuliyapitiya branch is conveniently situated with ample parking space, open 8:30 a.m to 5.00 p.m. Service areas for Life Insurance customers, a training centre for staff, and many other customer facilities are available at all times.
UA’s branch offices offer a wide array of Life Insurance solutions, for individuals as well as businesses. Branch is alsofully IT enabled while Personal Financial Advisors (PFA)are equipped with laptops and tabs to service all UA customers quickly and easily even while in the field.
General Manager Marketing Rukman Weeraratne stated: “We are extremely pleased with the relocation of the Kuliyapitiyaregional office. Opportunities in the region have prompted us to expand rapidly, and we continue to aggressively meet current growth demands. We are also confident in UA’s ability to attract experienced talent, which will increase the insurance penetration in the area and ensure excellent customer service, meeting set benchmarks.”
With the beginning of a new year, UA is committed to achieve its targets and goals and to continue in its growthmomentum.
The relocated Regional Branch is situated at Union Arcade Building, No. 93, Madampe Road, Kuliyapitiya. Union Assurance is the first private insurer to celebrate over 25 years of unwavering operations in the country and is anchored by a team of experienced and dynamic professionals, a strong capital base and reinsurance partnerships with highly rated global reinsurers.
The Union Assurance brand is positioned on the promise of “trust” and strives to deliver this promise by being transparent, convenient and respectfulwhen dealing with all stakeholders over the last 25 years.
