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Insurance industry faces hurdle in growth due to dearth of human capital

To counter the shortage of human capital, insurance firms are investing in employees by recruiting directly from campuses

General Insurance CEOs laud the switch to 'principle-based' regulation

We are the 15th largest general insurance market in the world, said Dasgupta

Increased awareness, digital threat drives cyber insurance demand

Cyber-attacks on rise post pandemic; Nearly 40% growth in cyber policies in 2023

Life insurance companies clock a 25.28% drop in premiums, shows data

Among the private insurance companies, SBI Life Insurance, the largest private insurer, reported a 9.84 per cent decline in premiums to Rs 2,381.73 crore

Premiums of non-life insurance companies rise 7.37% in November 2023

The near 17 per cent fall in the premium of National Insurance Company dragged the overall premium of public sector units

Aditya Birla Health launches product 'Activ One' with 100% returns

Funds earned on Health Returns can be used for payment of renewal premium and other non-medical expenses, out-patient expenses, etc

LIC exploring possibility of setting up fintech arm says, Chairman Mohanty

LIC has initiated a total digital transformation project DIVE (Digital Innovation and Value Enhancement) and appointed a consultant to steer the project, LIC Chairman Siddhartha Mohanty told

PSU insurers' stocks surge on attractive valuation, RBI's risk weight norms

Low-float stocks are the companies with a relatively small number of shares available for public trading

Niva Bupa seeks to have gross written premium of Rs 10,000 cr by FY27

Health insurance company says Tamil Nadu among markets where it is seeking growth

High-value insurance policies in the slow lane after tax overhaul

Non-linked products are insurance plans not linked to the stock market, and therefore, their returns are not based on market performance

Reflects success: MoHRE as over 6.6 mn subscribe to Unemployment Insurance

The Scheme ensures social protection for workers - citizens and residents - in the federal government and private sectors, as it provides three-month compensation amounts for the insured

Irdai issues exposure draft on EoM for insurers based on RRC suggestions

The exposure draft has upheld and continues to propose a 30 per cent and 35 per cent limit on EoM for general insurers and standalone health insurers, respectively

Employees' State Insurance adds 1.8 million new members in September

Gender-wise analysis of the data indicates that the net enrolment of women members was 351,000 in September

Insurers must curb product mis-selling: Insurance Ombudsman Delhi

Besides, Sharma said, there is a need to review the role of Third Party Administrators (TPAs) as in many cases insurers are influenced by them

I-T appellate tribunal rules in favour of HDFC Life in Rs 3K cr litigation

In the regulatory filing, the company said that it has received the copy of the order along with relevant details on November 9, 2023

Insurance surety bond issued for NHAI monetization bid of TOT Bundle 14

Insurance surety bonds are instruments where insurance companies act as 'surety' and provide the financial guarantee that the contractor will fulfil its obligation as per the agreed terms

Premiums of general insurance companies rise 13.65% in October 2023

The nearly 50 per cent fall in the premium of National Insurance Company dragged the overall premium of public sector units

Bad air quality may breathe fresh life into health insurance business

Most of the metro cities in India are battling acute air pollution with the Air Quality Index (AQI) readings being around "poor", "moderate" and "severe" levels for most of them

IRDAI constitutes taskforce to review existing Bancassurance framework

In order to achieve this objective and considering the interest of the policyholder, Irdai has set up a taskforce to examine the bancassurance framework

BS BFSI Summit: General Insurance sector eyeing 1.5% penetration by 2030

In the past two decades, the industry grew at a rate of over 16 per cent despite seeing correction in prices