Guardian Life signs group insurance deal with Plan International Bangladesh
Guardian Life Insurance Limited will provide comprehensive life and medical coverage to employees of Plan International Bangladesh and their family members under a group insurance arrangement.
The two organisations recently signed an agreement at Plan International Bangladesh's head office to facilitate the coverage.
Sheikh Rakibul Karim, FCA, Chief Executive Officer of Guardian Life Insurance Limited, and Jolly Nur Haque, Director of Business, Partnership and Impact, Plan International Bangladesh, signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organisations.
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From Guardian Life, Saniyat Rahman, Assistant Managing Director and Chief Enterprise Business Officer; Ghazi Rafi Ahmed Shams, Senior Vice President and Head of Group Business; Iftakher Ahmed, Senior Vice President and Deputy Head of Group Business; Jinat Ferdousi, Senior Assistant Vice President and Head of Group Service; and Abdullah Al Mehdi, Key Account Manager – Group Business, were present at the signing ceremony.
Representing Plan International Bangladesh at the event were Sabrina Khan, Director of People and Culture; Mohammad Omar Faruk, Head of Finance; Shanta Dey, Manager, Talent Acquisition and Rewards; and Sikder Umma Kulsum (Ayrin), Specialist – People and Culture.
"At Guardian, we believe that protecting people is not just our business – it is our purpose," said Sheikh Rakibul Karim, FCA, Chief Executive Officer of Guardian Life Insurance Limited.
"We are proud to partner with an organisation like Plan International Bangladesh, whose work transforms lives every day. Through this agreement, we extend that protection to the very people who drive that change," he said.
The partnership further strengthens Guardian Life's corporate portfolio, which now includes more than 500 corporate clients across Bangladesh.
The company said it provides insurance protection to over 1.3 crore lives nationwide and offers access to healthcare services through a network of more than 500 partner hospitals across the country.
