Special giveaway series launched to mark Allied's 39th anniversary

Jan 31, 2024, 5:56 AM
Press conference by Allied Insurance.

Press conference by Allied Insurance.

Allied Insurance has launched a special giveaway series to mark its 39th anniversary.

Customers who buy insurance policies online can participate in the giveaway series.

Customers will receive a special gift for any Allied Insurance scheme purchased online. The gift will be available at the Allied office within 30 days of purchasing the policy.

Gifts such as umbrellas, coats, caps, reusable bags, notebooks and phone stands are included in the giveaway series.

Allied's Marketing Manager Aishath Sudha said at a press conference that customers who purchase services online will receive a referral code via SMS and they can claim the gifts by showing the code to the front office.

In addition to the giveaway series, the company will also be giving away a special gift to the first 39 customers who buy a policy. The company's annual cupcake distribution event will also be held.

After the press conference, awards were presented to the three best brokers and agents of 2023. As part of its CSR, the company also joined the Red Crescent's corporate humanitarian initiative and the "Rakkaa" program by the traffic police to prevent road accidents.

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