LIC has an industry leading position despite the aggressive catch up from private competitors
Matter pending in Supreme Court; group firms to pay Rs 9,661 crore to lenders only after all the clearances
State-owned insurance giant now has to meet regulatory requirement on or before May 16, 2027
LIC's premium rose by 113 per cent to touch Rs 12,383.64 crore, while private life insurance companies reported 16.58 growth to Rs 7875.22 crore
Indian life insurance industry, excluding LIC of India, Nuvama said, commands an impressive aggregate equity assets under management (AUM) of nearly Rs 4.5 trillion, Nuvama said
The net premium income of the largest private life insurer rose 26.23 per cent year-on-year to Rs 25,116 crore in the reporting quarter from Rs 19,896 crore in Q4 FY23
Private general insurers gain market share
Life Insurance Corporation will keep its offices open on March 30 and March 31 to facilitate taxpayers to complete tax saving exercise before the closing of the fiscal year. LIC's measure follows the announcement by banks that their branches will remain open on Saturday and Sunday. The RBI had earlier this month directed banks to keep their designated branches open for government transactions up to the normal working hours on March 30 and March 31, 2024. In a statement, the public sector insurer said as per the advisory by the insurance regulator IRDAI, LIC has decided to extend this special measure to the policyholders. "It has been decided that the Offices under the jurisdiction of zones and divisions will be kept open for normal operations as per official working hours on 30.3.2024 and 31.3.2024, in order to avoid any hardship to the policyholders," LIC said in a statement.
Insurance industry leaders believed that higher surrender values could lead to the premature exit of policyholders from long-term insurance policies
Private sector life insurer Kotak Life Insurance on Tuesday launched a non-linked participating product Kotak G.A.I.N which offers long-term saving or income
I don't think there is anything called work-life balance; it is only work-life integration, says Vignesh Shahane
LIC has a five-year wage revision policy and last raise was given to employees in 2017
During the July-September quarter of FY24, the insurer had reported a net profit of Rs 7925.015 crore
Naveen replaces Pratik Pal, who was at the helm of the company since the group announced its foray into digital commerce and the creation of Tata Neu, its superapp
Sequentially, it is 15.37 per cent lower than the Rs 380.19 crore profit accrued in Q2 FY24
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal to roll out a term insurance scheme for casual paid labourers engaged by the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) for various infrastructure projects. Under the scheme, a sum of Rs 10 lakh will be given to the next of kin in case of death of a labourer during project works, according to the defence ministry. "Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has approved a proposal to launch a group (term) insurance scheme for Casual Paid Labourers (CPLs) engaged by Border Roads Organisation/General Reserve Engineer Force for the ongoing project works," it said in a statement on Saturday. "This scheme will provide the insured value of Rs 10 lakh as an insurance in any kind of death to CPLs family/next of kin," it said. The ministry said the scheme will serve as a social security and welfare measure to the CPLs working in remote and far-flung areas of the nation. "Keeping in view the severe risk posed to the lives of CPLs posted in hazardous work-site
Non-life insurers' premium is expected to report decent growth
LIC, while seeing a marginal decline to Rs 3.39 trillion, still accounts for a lion's share of 69% of total benefits paid
Term plan plus MF combo offers greater flexibility and liquidity
ICICI Lombard on Wednesday said it received a demand notice for alleged short payment of GST of over Rs 5.66 crore. In a regulatory filing, ICICI Lombard General Insurance Company said it has received an order from the Joint Commissioner CGST & Central Excise, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, raising a GST demand of Rs 5,66,02,264 and levying a penalty of Rs 56,60,226. Taking into account the GST and penalty, the total demand amount is over Rs 6.22 crore. Plus, an interest u/s 50 of the GST act would be levied. "The company will be filing an appeal against the said order," it said. The GST demand has been raised on the grounds of computation of input tax credit eligible to the company and alleged undischarged tax liability due to differences between returns filed by the company, ICICI Lombard said. Shares of ICICI Lombard were trading at Rs 1413.05, down 0.22 per cent over previous close on the BSE.