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Tata AIG declares 4 per cent bonus

Our Bureau

Mumbai , July 25

TATA AIG Life Insurance Company Ltd has announced a reversionary bonus of 4 per cent of the sum assured for its customers, for the financial year 2002-03.

The bonus is applicable for eligible participating plans, reaching their first and second policy anniversary, said a press release.

The reversionary bonus declared by Tata AIG, was on the "sum assured or face value" of the policy, and not on the premium paid and on a compounded basis, the release added.

"We are proud to announce one of the highest bonuses among the private insurance companies for the second consecutive year. This was achieved in a falling interest rate scenario and is a testament to the commitment that we make to all our policy-holders," said the release quoting Mr Ian J. Watts, Managing Director, Tata AIG Life Insurance Company Ltd.

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