Prudential Vietnam has been honoured as “Vietnam’s Leading Life Insurance Company” and the only insurance company in the “Top 10 foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam” at the annual Golden Dragon Awards.
Representatives of Prudential Vietnam receives the Golden Dragon Award from the organisers. (Photo: VNS)
HCM City (VNA) - Prudential Vietnam hasbeen honoured as “Vietnam’s Leading Life Insurance Company” and the onlyinsurance company in the “Top 10 foreign-invested enterprises in Vietnam” atthe annual Golden Dragon Awards.
This is the 15th time that Prudential has won theprestigious awards, cementing its position as a leading life insurer in Vietnamand its positive contributions to the country’s socio-economic development, asevidenced by its strong business results, excellent products and services,and impactful community-investment activities, all of which are key criteriafor the awards.
Steve Clark, CEO of Prudential, said:"Throughout our nearly 20 years of operations in Vietnam, Prudential hasbeen providing effective financial solutions to help protect people’s futureand enhance the quality of their lives.
“To be honored at the Golden Dragon Awards for the15th time, especially to be recognised as a top 10 foreign-invested enterprisein Vietnam, is a testament to our consistent efforts and commitment to servingour customers and the community."
Last month, Prudential was also recognised by theMinister of Industry and Trade for its outstanding achievements in consumerrights protection last year.
Given away by the Vietnam Economic Times since 2001,the Golden Dragon Awards honour the achievements of foreign-invested companies.-VNA
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Representatives of Prudential Vietnam receives the Golden Dragon Award from the organisers. (Photo: VNS) 
