The maximum limit of indemnity for insurance of sabotage and terrorism risk is decided by the pool underwriting committee, where the initial capacity was Rs 200 crore per location
Companies are using insurance technology, or insurtech, to prevent fraud, process claims promptly, and offer personalised services to customers
The private sector insurer has been incurring losses and remains reliant on capital infusion from its Indian parent, which in FY25 infused Rs 200 crore into the company
This marks Prudential's second foray into insurance business and comes close on the heels of the Indian government allowing 100 per cent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the sector
The insurance repository system, introduced by the regulator, provides policyholders with a facility to keep insurance policies in electronic form and make changes
The regulator proposed that the IAC should allow the circulation of meeting notices and agendas to its members in less than seven days, subject to chairperson approval
Bajaj Group will acquire the 26 per cent stake in BALIC for Rs 10,400 crore and in BAGIC for Rs 13,780 crore from Allianz
Life-insurance companies in February reported an 11.6 per cent year-on-year (Y-o-Y) drop in new business premium (NBP) owing to relatively weak performance by state-owned Life Insurance Corporation
According to General Insurance Council data, general insurers, who operate in multiple business lines, witnessed about 5 per cent YoY drop in premiums to Rs 17,399.3 crore in February
AHNA exploring tie-ups with financial institutions to offer cashless payment alternatives for affected patients
Irdai allows insurers to hedge interest rate risks with bond forwards
LIC's weak performance drags overall premium growth of the segment
Irdai under Panda moved to principle-based regulation from rule-based regulation
The last day for submitting applications is April 6
Insurers seek Irdai's nod for more time to implement Bima-ASBA, citing early deadline; feature allows policyholders to block premiums until underwriting is completed
Irdai's new accounting norms for premium reporting has resulted in insurers revising commissions on multi-year health policies
The Gurugram-headquartered company serves over 10.2 million customers nationwide, with 21 new policies issued every minute on its platform
Obligatory cession is the portion of business that Indian non-life insurers must mandatorily reinsure with GIC Re
Change in accounting norms, sharp decline in premiums from govt. schemes have also weighed on health insurance premium growth
Irdai felt the need to permit insurers to hedge through equity derivatives