Allianz Lanka continued its growth trajectory in both Life and Non Life companies during the third quarter of 2015, posting impressive results in all areas of business.
Gross Written Premium (GWP) in the Non Life company grew by 8% over 3Q 2014 figures, and reached Rs. 2 billion.
This is a noteworthy performance in a fiercely competitive landscape of sharply declining premium rates. Profit before taxes also grew significantly by over 100% when compared with the previous year, to reach Rs.87 million.
"Sustainable growth is a key factor in today's competitive environment," Allianz Lanka CEO Surekha Alles said. "Sustainability is driven by many factors such as the right product mix, value for money, customer convenience and satisfaction, and technology. At Allianz, we don't concentrate on growth for its own sake. We are happy with the qualitative growth we have achieved."
Among the factors that contributed to the Company's growth was the introduction of selective new products during the year, designed to cater to specific market needs.
The Life Company kept pace with a record GWP growth of Rs 676 million, an increase of 14% over last year's third quarter figures. The Life Company will continue to focus on new business growth, and is looking at introducing new products to the market in the near future.
Gross Written Premium (GWP) in the Non Life company grew by 8% over 3Q 2014 figures, and reached Rs. 2 billion.
This is a noteworthy performance in a fiercely competitive landscape of sharply declining premium rates. Profit before taxes also grew significantly by over 100% when compared with the previous year, to reach Rs.87 million.
"Sustainable growth is a key factor in today's competitive environment," Allianz Lanka CEO Surekha Alles said. "Sustainability is driven by many factors such as the right product mix, value for money, customer convenience and satisfaction, and technology. At Allianz, we don't concentrate on growth for its own sake. We are happy with the qualitative growth we have achieved."
Among the factors that contributed to the Company's growth was the introduction of selective new products during the year, designed to cater to specific market needs.
The Life Company kept pace with a record GWP growth of Rs 676 million, an increase of 14% over last year's third quarter figures. The Life Company will continue to focus on new business growth, and is looking at introducing new products to the market in the near future.
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