AIA, Citibank unveil bancassurance pact

Apr 23rd at 13:31
23-04-2014 13:31:07+07:00

AIA, Citibank unveil bancassurance pact

AIA Viet Nam and Citibank N.A. Viet Nam have recently announced their landmark bancassurance partnership for the Viet Nam market.

The agreement between AIA and Citibank is the widest-reaching bancassurance distribution partnership in Asia.

The strategic alliance builds on the leading presence, complementary strengths and established bancassuarance capabilities of both AIA and Citibank around the region.

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