However, LIC's market share in terms of number of policies improved to 77.85 per cent during the year gone-by despite a 41.55 per cent dip in the volume.
During 2014-15, LIC's market share in the first-year premium income had come down to 69.21 per cent from 75 per cent, it said.
LIC mopped up Rs 78,308 crore, down from Rs 90,645 crore in FY 2014, the council data showed, while all the 23 private sector players closed 2014-15 with Rs 34,382 crore of premium, up from Rs 29,517 crore in 2013-14.
Meanwhile, the LIC began a three-day national level conference of its senior divisional managers to discuss business strategies, here today.
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