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ICICI Prudential's new branch

HYDERABAD: ICICI Prudential Life Insurance announced the launch of its Secunderabad branch, the second in the city. This will be its fifth branch in the State. Mukesh Dhawan, Head-Agency Sales (South and West), ICICI Prudential, said in a release that they have selected over 300 advisors in Secunderabad and more would be added as the branch ramps up its activities.

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