HNB General Insurance wins Best General Insurance Company of the Year – Special Recognition Award
HNB General Insurance Limited (HNBGI), a leading general insurance service provider in the country offering innovative motor, non-motor and takaful insurance solutions was awarded the Best General Insurance Company of the Year – Special Recognition Award at the recently held third ICC Emerging Asia Insurance Awards 2021 in Kolkata, India, organized by the Indian Chamber of Commerce.
The third Emerging Asia Insurance Awards and Conclave was launched by the Indian Chamber of Commerce together with the Insurance Institute of India, Life Council of India, General Council of India, National Insurance Academy and PWC as process reviewers to acknowledge, recognize and honor the efforts made by Asian insurance companies to transform insurance industries of the region.
Chief Executive Officer of HNBGI, Sithumina Jayasundara expressed his views stating, “This special accolade is a testament to our sustainable business model and reinforces our growing footprint in the market.
The business has retained its core philosophy of agility and innovation as a response to the widespread disruptions to businesses across the globe during the past year and has consistently innovated and transformed our operations, processes, and approaches to deliver the best possible general insurance solution in the market”.
Jayasundara continued, “Whilst thanking Indian Chamber of Commerce for this recognition, I wish to extend my sincere gratitude to all our staff members, customers, shareholders and business partners for their trust, commitment and support. HNBGI remains confident of our journey ahead and we look forward to expanding our footprint in the market by raising the bar further and offering innovative, efficient, and timely solutions to our customers”.
HNB General Insurance Limited (HNBGI) was incorporated in January 2015 and specializes in Motor and Non-Motor Insurance Solutions and is presently one of the fast-growing General Insurance Companies in Sri Lanka, with a network of 56 branches.