Bank of Ireland's Lifetime Assurance subsidiary has reported a 70 per cent rise in regular premium sales to £17.5 million in the first six months of 1998. Single premium sales also grew strongly to £66.9 million. And while sales of life assurance products rose during the half year period, the market for these products remained sluggish, according to Lifetime managing director, Mr Roy Keenan.
Lifetime reports healthy rise in premium sales in first half
Bank of Ireland's Lifetime Assurance subsidiary has reported a 70 per cent rise in regular premium sales to £17
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