This is the maximum limit allowed by the foreign direct investment (FDI) regulations for the insurance sector. The insurer is a joint venture between DHFL and PFI.
Prudential International Insurance Holdings, a wholly owned subsidiary of PFI, acquired 12 per cent equity stake from Resources Realty Private Limited and 11 per cent equity stake from Yardstick Developers Private Limited. DHFL, along with a promoter entity, holds a 51 per cent stake. The financial details of the transaction were not disclosed.
Jan van den Berg, regional president for Asia-international insurance at PFI, said, “Over the past eight years, DPLI has developed into a strong and profitable company with a passion to protect Indian families with life insurance. We are targeting the next chapter for growth.”
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