Replying to a question on the scheme during the Question Hour, he said the Modi government has made it farmer-friendly by removing inconsistencies in the previous scheme
Life and general insurers have been asked to appoint nodal officers to manage claims related to landslides
Revising all the traditional products according to the new surrender value norms and renegotiating terms with the distributors within the timeline is a huge challenge
Amid the surge in medical inflation, other insurance companies are also believed to have increased their health insurance premiums
TDS will be reduced from current rate of 5% to 2% from October 1
Irdai has directed Care Health to cancel and revoke stock options to Saluja which remain unexercised and also ensure that no further grant and/or allotment of options are made to Saluja
Bajaj Finance said that the decision does not have any material impact on its financial, operational, or other activities, the company said in an exchange filing
India's overall insurance penetration reduced to 4% in FY23 from 4.2% in FY22
State-owned LIC reports robust rise in life insurance business
LIC's market share had peaked at 68.25 per cent in Q3FY23 and gradually declined over subsequent quarters
Life insurance companies have called for tax deductions on annuity products as well as lower goods and services tax (GST) on their products
Non-life insurers include general insurance companies, standalone health insurance companies, and specialised PSU insurers
NHCX is a single-window interface developed by the National Health Authority (NHA). It provides a secure platform and efficient exchange of health insurance claims data
Non-life firms to post strong premium growth, benefit from low claims ratio
LIC leads with 28% growth in Q1; private players grow 14.6%
Gandhi spoke on the insurer's distribution and product portfolio plans which are expected to drive the premium growth of the company
Bathwal discussed the premium growth and product launches that will support the growth along with the impact of regulatory developments
Its first health insurance product Aditi will come at a premium of Rs 10,000 per year
It aims to use the proceeds from that sale to strengthen its balance sheet and for operating expenses
To push Non-par policy sales till Sep 30