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Tata AIG, United Bank sign pact

MUMBAI, FEB. 23. Tata AIG Life Insurance Company and United Bank of India today announced a bancassurance tie-up for distribution of Tata AIG's life insurance products. Under the tie-up, United Bank will offer the entire range of life insurance products of Tata AIG to its customers.

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