Oriental Insurance has covered around 100 Ganpati pandals this year, up from 20-30 last year, as organisers seek protection against calamities and accidents
China Life Insurance (Group) Co, the country's largest life insurer, will receive 35 billion yuan, while China Taiping Insurance Group will get 7 billion yuan, the two groups said
Combined entity plans to expand its agency network and distribute insurance, mutual funds and loans, while targeting deeper penetration across India's villages
The Bhotekoshi floods have left Nepal facing a huge rebuilding bill. But with only part of the damage insured, who will ultimately pay for the recovery?
Combined entity has a premium book exceeding Rs 6,600 crore, over 6 lakh digital partners and a presence across 98.57 per cent of India's pin codes
India's pet population rose from 28.5 million in financial year 2019-20 (FY20) to 39.2 million in FY25 and is projected to reach 60.5 million by FY30, according to industry estimates
More Indians are surrendering their life insurance policies before maturity — and many could be getting back significantly less than they paid.
Check sub-limits and exclusions, document damage promptly, and avoid permanent repairs before inspection
In this session, Insurance & Regulatory Legal Counsel, Lokanath P. Kar provides suggestions to young leaders and businesses on navigating legal affairs.
Life insurance surrenders have surged, with early exits concentrated in the first two years. Why are policyholders leaving policies early despite tighter disclosure and suitability rules?
Collect evidence at accident site, file FIR, avoid hasty settlements, and file MACT claim against driver and registered owner
S&P Global Ratings says reforms and low insurance penetration support long-term growth, but underwriting pressures and weak profitability remain key risks for insurers
The Supreme Court has proposed stricter measures to tackle the growing number of uninsured vehicles on Indian roads. From automatic e-challans using technology to a possible pilot
In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court on Tuesday took serious note of a large number of vehicles plying without third-party insurance cover and directed the Centre to evolve a pilot project by which fuel for vehicles can be refused at petrol pumps until valid insurance is obtained. The top court took note of the number of road accidents on national highways and also the effect of long queues at toll plazas, and directed the Centre to implement pilot projects on certain corridors, substituting the process of stopping at toll plazas with automatic detection of vehicles passing through toll points. A bench of Justices Sanjay Karol and Prashant Kumar Mishra, which flagged the lack of compliance of provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act requiring all vehicles to have a valid insurance policy covering third parties, said it is shocking to learn that nearly 56 per cent of vehicles plying on Indian roads remain uninsured according to the Report of the Standing Committee on Finance ...
Combine a robust base health plan with a super top-up, critical illness cover and a dedicated medical corpus to protect household finances from soaring treatment costs
Ajay Seth says deceptive digital practices erode consumer trust and urges insurers to improve transparency, informed consent and customer-first design across online platforms
War-risk insurance premiums on Gulf shipping routes have surged amid renewed West Asia tensions, raising costs for vessels avoiding high-risk corridors
Do not get into investment-linked insurance plans until you have cleared the basic hurdles of protection
Your protection premium (health plus term) should not exceed 5-8% of your annual income
RBI's Financial Inclusion Index improved to 70 in FY26 from 67 a year earlier, driven mainly by higher usage, while all three sub-indices registered growth