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CIS (Co-operative Insurance)
CIS (Co-operative Insurance)
Co-operative Insurance (CIS) was founded in 1867 and today it is the only co-operative insurance company in the United Kingdom. It has over 5 million customers and manages more than £20 billion worth of their money.
CIS is part of an integrated financial services business within the Co-operative Group, one of the largest consumer-owned businesses in the world. Profits on general insurance business may be used to contribute to the Group through the payment of dividends.
Whether you’re buying your first home, moving, or just looking to switch your mortgage CIS’s sister company, the Co-operative Bank, offer a wide range of flexible mortgages.
In June 2005, CIS became the world's first insurance company to launch a customer-led ethical policy to guide the ethical performance of its investments.
CIS launched an Ethical Engagement Policy in June 2005 to reflect its customers' views on a range of ethical issues from human rights to the transfer of arms to oppressive regimes and from the environment to animal welfare.
The Policy represents CIS’s commitment to customers to reflect their ethical concerns in the way it manages investments.
CIS believes by doing this it can invest for the long-term benefit of its customers and use its influence as an investor to improve the environment and society.
Please see the Co-operative Bank page for the types of mortgage they offer.
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