“Our Financial Planning Centres not only enable customers to buy policies but also help us service their requests more easily and quickly,” IndiaFirst Life Insurance managing director and CEO P Nandagopal said
Mumbai: Private insurer IndiaFirst Life Insurance opened a financial planning centre (FPC) in Jaipur aimed at offering the entire range of services, including new business application processing, reports PTI.
“Rajasthan is a key market for IndiaFirst. Opening our FPC in Jaipur is a part of our long-term strategy to ramp up our presence in tier II and tier III cities. Our financial planning centres not only enable customers to buy policies but also help us service their requests more easily and quickly,” IndiaFirst Life Insurance managing director and CEO P Nandagopal said in a release.
The company will offer its entire range of services, including new business application processing, policy servicing request processing, advisor licensing processing, advisor or sales training, claim intimation processing and document collection and record management, for business applications in FPC.
IndiaFirst Life Insurance is a joint venture between public sector banks—Bank of Baroda and Andhra Bank—and UK’s leading risk, wealth and investment company Legal & General.
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