Companies Within The Irish Life & Permanent Group
Additionally there are other companies which are part of the group in similar financial areas, such as:
- Permanent TSB a bank established in 2002, who mainly operate in the Republic of Ireland
- Irish Life Assurance life assurance company operating in Europe.
- ILI Irish Life International established in the IFSC in 1994
- ILIM who manage investments
- Irish Progressive Services International who provide third-party administration of life assurance operations, mainly for Italian companies.
- ILCB Irish Life Corporate Business provide pension management services.
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