Sanima Reliance Life Wins ‘Corporate Life Insurance of the Year 2026’ Award

June 22nd, 2026

Kathmandu: Sanima Reliance Life Insurance Limited has been honored with the “Corporate Life Insurance of the Year 2026” award at the 18th Corporate Business Awards 2026.

Organized by Corporate Media Group, the 18th edition of the Corporate Business Summit and Awards 2026 recognized individuals and organizations that have made notable contributions to Nepal’s private sector, banking, insurance, industry, healthcare, energy, and entrepreneurship.

At the ceremony, Sanima Reliance Life received the prestigious Corporate Life Insurance of the Year 2026 award. The company was recognized for its outstanding contribution to the life insurance sector, innovative services, and continued commitment to customer satisfaction.

The event honored a range of individuals and institutions that have played significant roles in Nepal’s economic development and prosperity. Under the Corporate Excellence Awards 2026, a total of 12 awards were presented, while six institutions were recognized under the Banking, Insurance and Finance Awards category.

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