We are Sri Lanka Insurance Corporation, the largest state-owned insurer in Sri Lanka anchored to a pioneering legacy of financial stability and trust spanning over six decades.
Established in 1962 as a state owned corporation and the pioneer insurer in the country, Sri Lanka Insurance today manages an asset base of over LKR 313.2 billion which is the largest in the industry, the largest life insurance fund in the local insurance industry amounting in excess of LKR 181.9 billion, and a LKR 6 billion strong capitalization, making us one of the most secure and reliable insurance solutions providers in the country.
Our reputation of trust is founded upon a highly skilled and seasoned team of over 2,600 dedicated professionals and complemented by an active advisor cadre manning a network of 142 branches across Sri Lanka, utilizing a rich and perfected technical knowledge base that is unrivaled to date in Sri Lanka. Over the decades, we have progressed from strength to strength with diversified interests and investments across many key industries such as banking & finance, healthcare, power & energy, travel & leisure as well as construction & engineering.
We have imbued a culture of financial independence in Sri Lanka, as we successfully continue the journey towards achieving our company’s overarching vision to be the trusted insurer to the nation.

To be the nation’s first choice in life insurance companionship

Tailoring services and crafting solutions to meet dynamic life insurance needs, embedding sustainability, resilience and inclusivity in to our organizational culture, creating stakeholder value

To be the Nation's First Choice in Risk Protection

To exceed the Expectations of Our Clients by providing Innovative and Personalized Solutions, Fostering Financial Security to all Stakeholders

- Mutual Trust and Respect
- Togetherness
- Professional Commitment
- Ethics & Integrity
- Strive for Excellence
Sri Lanka Insurance is committed to satisfy customers & interested parties through continual improvement in indemnifying the insured.
We provide a framework for establishing quality objectives and to review them periodically through effective communication, training, motivation and understanding of all employees within the organization.
Sri Lanka Insurance Corporation Limited, the insurance provider to the nation by indemnifying the insured is committed to comply with the Ministry of Health Guidelines, Legal and Other Regulatory Requirements to safeguard it's employees, customers and other stake holders to the company and continually improve COVID 19 Safety Management System.
We provide a framework to comply with COVID L9 Safety Control Plans through effective communication, motivation understanding of all employees throughout the organization and by establishing a Covid Task Force. We have considered the COVID Safety Control Plan compliance as our organizational objective.
The financial stability of Sri Lanka Insurance Corporation, and our well-established repute as a state-owned company with the most experienced technical knowledge base in the industry, delivers reliable and long-term investment solutions for individual and business liabilities.
We lay claim to a staggering asset base of over LKR 313.2 billion backed by the largest life insurance fund in Sri Lanka amounting in excess of LKR 181.9 billion, affording us the opportunity to declare the largest bonus (LKR 10.49 Billion) in the history of the insurance industry in Sri Lanka. We guarantee a substantially larger bonus for all life policyholders from the very first year, calculated based on total sum assured rather than premium payment. Backed by world renowned reinsurance companies such as Unique Reinsurance and Swiss Re, we made yet another industry first with the largest claim ever to be paid in Sri Lanka of LKR 39.5 billion.
We are also the only insurance company to be awarded the ISO 9001: 2015 Quality Management Certificate for our internationally benchmarked Quality Management principles including strong governance and continual improvement across our network of 142 branches in Sri Lanka.