Sentence examples for proactively contact from inspiring English sources
"We proactively contact customers in advance to advise that alternative products are available which do not have a minimum funding requirement," a spokesman for the bank said.
Aviva says its will proactively contact customers whose policies were renewed between 4 April and 5 May and who are in a high-risk flood area to make them aware of Flood Re and the benefits of the scheme.
The latest version of the voluntary code states that banks must proactively contact customers they think may be heading towards problems, based on the information they hold on them.
RBS, Lloyds and Santander all say their systems can pick up contactless spending after a card is reported stolen, with Santander saying it would proactively contact customers to verify any payments, and Lloyds saying it would automatically refund any payment after a theft.
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The bank said it "proactively contacted" regulators to seek guidance on the trades.
It proactively contacted clients in 2005 to suggest ways to avoid a new tax levied on the Swiss savings accounts of EU citizens, a measure brought in through a treaty between Switzerland and the EU to tackle secret offshore accounts.
"The PCC proactively contacted representatives of Mr Gately's family shortly after his death to ensure that they were aware of the PCC's services should they wish to use them".
The documents show for the first time that rather than acting as a passive party to the tax schemes of its clients, HSBC Suisse proactively contacted clients to market techniques that would have effectively sabotaged the tax treaty deal.
"By proactively contacting pay option ARM customers and discussing other products with better options for long-term, affordable payments, we hope to prevent customers from reaching a point where they struggle to make their payments," Mr. Frahm said.
