Earlier plan was to cut stake below 30%
Finance Ministry will take a call on Rs 3,000 crore capital infusion this fiscal based on financial performance of three loss-making public sector general insurance companies. According to sources, the finance ministry last year had asked these three insurers -- National Insurance Company Limited, Oriental Insurance Company Limited and United India Insurance Company -- to chase bottomline rather than topline and underwrite only good proposals. The FY'23 financial numbers would give some idea about the impact of restructuring initiated on the profitability numbers and the solvency margin, sources said. The solvency margin is the extra capital the companies must hold over and above the claim amounts they are likely to incur. It acts as a financial backup in extreme situations, enabling the company to settle all claims. It is noted that the government last year provided Rs 5,000 crore capital to three insurers -- National Insurance Company Limited, Oriental Insurance Company Limited a
With about GST evasion amounting to about Rs 2,250 cr by some in general insurance industry, a major union in sector has urged government and regulator to cancel licences of such entities
For the whole of FY23, the firm earned a net profit of Rs 1,729 cr, up 36% from Rs 1,271 cr in FY22
Centre may also come up with a plan to provide third-party insurance cover for motor vehicles when they are impounded by traffic police or transport department officials
Firm will have to refile for public issue
Says insurance giant is well-placed to make most of a composite license; in fact it was a composite insurer till early 1970s, when Oriental Insurance was carved out
Life insurers paid benefits to the tune of Rs 5.02 trillion in FY22, says regulator's annual report
CoC decide whether Hinduja offer is legally valid or not as e-auction has ended
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Unless the underwriting business starts looking up, brokerages are reluctant to give a buy call on the stock despite the recent rally
Auction to be held on two days, starting December 22
Suggests allowing insurers to sell other financial products
The obligatory cession was reduced from 5 per cent to 4 per cent in FY23. The regulator has been reducing the obligatory cession over time
PE firm previously submitted the highest non-binding bid for the business
Demand for health and motor insurance to continue though growth may dip, say experts
But examine countries covered and claim settlement mode
Seeks to revise order of preference while placing reinsurance business
Motor insurance, which saw muted growth in the last two years, has finally seen some momentum, although the base is low
Experts say the government's decision to link wage revision with performance could have been pivoted on the financial health of the four public-sector insurers