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SLIC declares highest ever life insurance bonus of Rs.8.2 bn
Sri Lanka Insurance (SLIC) has declared the highest-ever life insurance bonus of Rs. 8.2 billion for 2020 to its life insurance policyholders, recording the largest life insurance bonus ever to be declared in the insurance industry of Sri Lanka. This brought total of life insurance bonuses paid to policyholders since 2005 to Rs. 64.6 billion, SLIC said in a media release.
“Educating the Sri Lankan people of the importance of a life insurance is an aspect Sri Lanka Insurance holds close to its heart from the inception of its existence. It is in the forefront of propagating the concept of life insurance to every corner of the country. The trust Sri Lanka Insurance has earned from people of Sri Lanka is evident by the accolades it received. SLIC is ranked ‘The Most Loved Insurance Brand’ and the 3rd ‘Most Loved Consumer Brand’ in the country by Brand Finance,” the release said.
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