Union Assurance wins SAFA Award
Union Assurance PLC (UA) has now firmly etched itself into the annals
of the annual South Asian Federation of Accountants (SAFA) Awards by
once again, winning the Overall Award for Best Presented Accounts, which
is the apex accolade at the awards ceremony.
Held in New Delhi this year, CEO of UA Marina Tharmaratnam accepted
the SAFA Award, which is considered a benchmark among companies in the
South Asian Region.
CEO Union Assurance PLC, Marina Tharmaratnam receiving the
SAFA overall award from the chief guest. |
Being one of the foremost insurers in Sri Lanka, UA also proved its
mettle further by winning the topmost award in the Insurance sector,
which award was accepted by Deputy Chief Executive Dirk Pereira.
Currently in its 21st year of operation, UA has steadily and
consistently ensured leadership in quality, standards, values and
ethics, permeated these to the entire industry.
CEO, Marina Tharmaratnam said was certainly a reward for the best
practices infused over the years.
"We have thus brought honour to Sri Lanka, by winning not simply the
top sectoral award but the overall one as well, twice over. We are proud
to have placed Sri Lanka on the map once again, competing against some
of the better known and highly prestigious companies, especially from
India and Pakistan and being adjudged the best.
As can be seen from our performance over the years, the awards we
have won from both SAFA and the Institute of Chartered Accountants of
Sri Lanka over time is ample testimony to our consistent and unswerving
tenets and principles.
"We have continued to improve on our performance, our systems,
processes, products and most importantly on governance, which to us
remains at the apex of our business.
"Thus we have built a professionally managed company that has equal
focus on all stakeholders, made astute investments that have enabled a
robust top line growth and ensured multi dimensional investments into
people, infrastructure and our brand with an overarching emphasis on
transparency and accountability," Thamaratnam said. |