SUN Consultants launch operations

Financial Times

SUN Consultants launch operations

Sun Insurance of Dubai one of the largest insurance and re-insurance brokerage companies in the Middle East has launched operations in Sri Lanka to provide strategic consultancy services across a wide range of business sectors, the company said in a statement.

The Sun Group is involved in many successful business enterprises, for instance one of the leading educational institutions in India to branches across the Globe providing insurance services.

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