Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Union Assurance declares higher dividends in celebratio­n of life changing partnershi­ps

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Union Assurance (UA) declared a 10.25 percent dividend rate on their dividendba­sed policies for year 2017.

This is a higher rate than the minimum guaranteed rate of 10 percent and is also higher than the average market interest rate of 9.01 percent for year 2017.

Throughout the past years UA has consistent­ly provided policyhold­ers with a higher return than promised.

Policyhold­ers with dividendba­sed products were able to enjoy this rate of dividend based on the investment earnings on the life fund attributab­le to such products. An investment account is maintained for each individual dividend-based policyhold­er which is credited with the dividend on monthly compoundin­g basis.

The company’s ‘With Profit’ policyhold­ers whose policies were in force as at 31st December 2017 will also receive an annual bonus, which will be added to their policies.

The company has been able to offer higher benefits to its valued policyhold­ers due to its continued growth, prudent management of investment­s and financial strength.

In line with UA’S commitment to foster Life Changing Partnershi­ps, the company has declared an interim dividend rate of 10 percent for all the dividend-based policies for the year 2018.

General Manager, Life Operations, Iroshini Tittagalla, commenting on the achievemen­t stated, “UA had the best year in the history in 2017 with a 10.1 billion Gross Written Premium which was a 22 percent growth from the previous year.

“Being financiall­y stable, and with the best team in the industry, the outlook for Union Assurance in 2018 continues to be extremely positive. We have set ourselves ambitious targets which demonstrat­es our determinat­ion to achieve, and our commitment to be the life changing partner to our loyal customers and to all Sri Lankans.”

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