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Assetline Partners with People’s Leasing to Enhance Insurance Services

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Assetline Insurance Brokers has partnered with People’s Leasing & Finance PLC to improve insurance servicing and customer convenience across the lender’s portfolio.

Assetline Chairman Dhanika De Silva and People’s Leasing Chief Executive Officer and General Manager Sanjeewa Bandaranayake exchanged the partnership agreement.

The collaboration will introduce an operating model supported by technology to streamline insurance processes, strengthen efficiency and enhance service delivery.

Assetline, part of the David Pieris Group, will combine its insurance expertise with the financial services capabilities of People’s Leasing, a subsidiary of People’s Bank.

Both organisations aim to provide customers with more convenient, efficient and responsive insurance services.

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