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Barclays bank has joined hands with Enterprise Life Assurance to sell insurance products to its customers and the public.
Under the partnership, dubbed Banc Assurance, customers of Barclays and the public can purchase life and education policies from ELAC through its 140 branches countrywide.
Managing Director of Barclays Bank Benjamin Debrah said the partnership is to ensure effective delivery of services.
Customers of Barclays can now buy ELAC policies directly at the counter.
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