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Stanchart partners with BIHL to increase Bancassurance products

Friday, September 19, 2014

Standard Chartered Bank Botswana has partnered with BotswanaLife Insurance Limited (BLIL) to add seven products to its insurance portfolio.

The additional products include Pinagare life cover, Motlhokomedi life cover, Lore Funeral Master plan, Motlamedi funeral plan and Bosa Hospital Cash Plan, amongst others.

Speaking at the product launch event held in Gaborone yesterday, Standard Chartered Bank Botswana CEO, Moatlhodi Lekaukau, said the bank is committed to introducing retail insurance products to its clients, as part of Bancassurance’s evolution.

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