Ulster Bank transfer home and car insurance books to Aviva as part of exit from the Republic

There will be no change to the terms and conditions of customers’ existing policies until their renewal date.
Ulster Bank transfer home and car insurance books to Aviva as part of exit from the Republic

Ulster Bank is selling its assets as it prepares to exit the retail banking market in the Republic of Ireland. 

Ulster Bank has signed an agreement with Aviva Direct Ireland for the transfer of renewal rights for the Bank’s home and car insurance books to the insurer as part its phased exit from the Republic of Ireland.

Ulster Bank said that customers do not need to take any action and that it will communicate this change and what it means for them in written form.

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