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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The city-based Capstocks and Securities India Pvt Ltd is launching insurance service cells in its branches. Insurance services in the company's outlets will be provided through a tie-up between Capstocks Financial Services Ltd, a subsidiary of Capstocks and Securities India Pvt Ltd, and Aims Insurance Broking Pvt Ltd, a press release said.

As a result of this partnership, insurance related services will be available at all branches of Capstocks and Securities India Pvt Ltd and also at its franchisee outlets, the release adds. Capstocks and Aims will jointly organise promotional activities to create more awareness about financial and insurance products.

The company, which has 15 offices in Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, has recently opened a new office in Sharjah in the UAE. Also on the cards are offices in New Delhi and Mumbai, the release said.

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