Aurm Partners with TATA AIG to offer high-end safe vaults

14 May 2024 CW Team

Speaking about the partnership, Mrudul Murthy, Vice President, SME, TATA AIG General Insurance said, “We are happy to partner with Aurm to offer an innovative cover to insure one’s personal assets. Coupled with renowned Aurm’s security infrastructure and technology, TATA AIG’s insurance coverage for safe vault owners will provide them with ease of mind in protecting their high-value possessions.”

Under this partnership, Aurm's vaults will be fully insured for up to Rs 2.5 million, courtesy of TATA AIG, India’s leading general insurance provider.

Aurm partners with banks and real estate companies to offer state-of-the-art safe deposit storage facilities that are fully automated and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Aurm vaults are equipped with military grade security infrastructure, active surveillance and intrusion detection systems.

Suraj HS, co-founder of Aurm, expressing his enthusiasm about the partnership's significance for their customers, said, "At Aurm, our mission is to provide a safe space for our customers' most treasured possessions. Partnering with TATA AIG allows us to fulfil this mission with even greater confidence and assurance. With this comprehensive insurance coverage, our customers can trust that their valuables are in the safest hands possible."

This collaboration marks a significant milestone for all the partners, solidifying their commitment to innovation, trust, and customer-centric solutions in the realm of asset security and insurance.

TATA AIG General Insurance Company is a joint venture company between TATA Group and American International Group (AIG). It celebrates 23 years of service this year since it commenced operations in India on 22 January 2001. It also boasts an extensive distribution network covering 220+ locations supported by 8750+ employees including 1100+ full-time claim experts and 89,000+ licensed agents.

Aurm, a Bangalore-based asset protection firm known for its secure vault services, has announced a strategic partnership with TATA AIG General Insurance, to provide comprehensive insurance coverage to Aurm customers for their entrusted valuables.Speaking about the partnership, Mrudul Murthy, Vice President, SME, TATA AIG General Insurance said, “We are happy to partner with Aurm to offer an innovative cover to insure one’s personal assets. Coupled with renowned Aurm’s security infrastructure and technology, TATA AIG’s insurance coverage for safe vault owners will provide them with ease of mind in protecting their high-value possessions.”Under this partnership, Aurm's vaults will be fully insured for up to Rs 2.5 million, courtesy of TATA AIG, India’s leading general insurance provider.Aurm partners with banks and real estate companies to offer state-of-the-art safe deposit storage facilities that are fully automated and available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Aurm vaults are equipped with military grade security infrastructure, active surveillance and intrusion detection systems.Suraj HS, co-founder of Aurm, expressing his enthusiasm about the partnership's significance for their customers, said, At Aurm, our mission is to provide a safe space for our customers' most treasured possessions. Partnering with TATA AIG allows us to fulfil this mission with even greater confidence and assurance. With this comprehensive insurance coverage, our customers can trust that their valuables are in the safest hands possible.This collaboration marks a significant milestone for all the partners, solidifying their commitment to innovation, trust, and customer-centric solutions in the realm of asset security and insurance.TATA AIG General Insurance Company is a joint venture company between TATA Group and American International Group (AIG). It celebrates 23 years of service this year since it commenced operations in India on 22 January 2001. It also boasts an extensive distribution network covering 220+ locations supported by 8750+ employees including 1100+ full-time claim experts and 89,000+ licensed agents.

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