Max Life ties up with South Indian Bank to offer life insurance solutions
New Delhi: Max Life Insurance Company Ltd. on Tuesday announced its partnership with private leder South Indian Bank.

Through this partnership, SIB customers will now have access to an extensive range of Max Life Insurance’s products tailored to meet their specific needs, including protection, savings and retirement solutions.
South Indian Bank is a pioneer in technology-based banking, offering an array of digital products and services with 940 branches across India. The Bank recently declared a net profit of Rs. 775.09 Cr for the FY 22-23, highest ever in the history of the Bank.
V. Viswanand, Deputy Managing Director, Max Life said, “Max Life is sharply focused on growing its distribution channels, and is excited to partner with South Indian Bank to provide our comprehensive range of life insurance and financial planning products to their customers. We look forward to this journey together with our common values on customer centricity and vision on financial inclusion.”
Murali Ramakrishnan, MD & CEO, South Indian Bank said, “We are excited to join hands with Max Life Insurance as we extend our commitment to providing holistic financial solutions to customers. Together, we are committed to fulfill our vision of enabling our customers – existing and new – to understand the value of life insurance better, and thereby make a more informed decision on why it is important for them.”
This strategic partnership represents a promising step forward in strengthening the financial security of SIB customers and expanding Max Life Insurance's reach. The alliance between Max Life Insurance and South Indian Bank signifies a shared commitment to holistic financial inclusion, customer-centricity, innovation, and long-term financial well-being.
IBNS
Senior Staff Reporter at Northeast Herald, covering news from Tripura and Northeast India.
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