In a landmark event in the local insurance industry Sri Lanka Insurance has declared a life bonus of Rs 930,000,000 for the year 2006. This is ample evidence of the company’s commitment to providing the highest returns while protecting its over 458,000 policyholders.

Explaining how the company was able to achieve this success, Sri Lanka Insurance CEO Nalaka Godahewa said “In order to declare a significant life bonus an insurance company requires a matured life fund to break even with the large sum of expenses incurred yearly but Sri Lanka Insurance has been successful in expanding the life fund over the years to the largest in Sri Lanka with annually declared bonuses. At Sri Lanka Insurance the bonus is calculated on the sum assured and based on the time span of the policy, customers receive tremendous benefits.”

Sri Lanka Life strongly believes that every individual should invest in life insurance since this provides a dependable fall back plan which safeguards families and equips them to deal with the result of unforeseen disasters. Sri Lanka Insurance has taken pains to design and implement a flexible policy system which enables customers to select from a wide range of options which can be adapted according to their individual requirements.

Expressing his appreciation of the services offered by Sri Lanka Insurance Mr. K.W. Perera a life policyholder for 5 years said “Life insurance is provided by many insurance providers but I selected Sri Lanka Insurance because of company’s strength and stability, and their continued effort to educate the people of the country on the importance of insurance. I appreciate their aim to protect us with a uniquely customized scheme to suit all of us.

For over 45 years, Sri Lanka Insurance has been committed to excellent customer service and innovative policies and systems that have allowed the company to service a whole gamut of customers from corporate entities to individuals from all walks of life. The company is widely acknowledged as the strongest and largest insurance provider in Sri Lanka.