Data indicates that general insurers collected Rs 25,396.68 crore in premiums in October, reflecting a 23 per cent Y-o-Y increase
In H1, premiums of non-life insurers were up 7% Y-o-Y
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The motor insurance and health insurance segments have been driving the growth in the non-life insurance industry so far in FY25, industry experts suggested
Market share of private insurers increases to 53.79 per cent YoY
In terms of the market share, the public-sector general insurers stood at 31.76 per cent of the overall insurance industry in December 2023 as against 33.16 per cent in December 2022
The near 17 per cent fall in the premium of National Insurance Company dragged the overall premium of public sector units
The public sector non-life insurer narrowed its losses to Rs 47.12 crore in the first half of the financial year 2024 from Rs 3,586.93 crore recorded in the same period a year ago
New India Assurance Co Ltd, the largest government-owned general insurance player reported a growth of 9.67% to Rs 2421 crore while private sector insurer ICICI Lombard grew by 21% to Rs 1730 cr
Till Feb, sector sees premiums going up by 17% to Rs 2.32 trn
Demand for health and motor insurance to continue though growth may dip, say experts
In FY21, non-life insurers had settled 849,034 claims amounting to Rs 7,833 crore
The 31 non-life insurance companies had written premiums worth Rs 14,919.43 crore in November 2020
The non-life insurance industry continued its strong performance with July numbers reporting 19.5 per cent growth in line with the trend seen during previous months, Care Ratings has said.Non-life insurance premium reached Rs 20,171 crore compared to Rs 16,885 crore in July 2020. The growth was driven by health and fire segments with motor segment also turning in positive numbers.Care said general insurers grew at 17.6 per cent for July which is higher than the 12.2 per cent growth witnessed in July last year. The year-to-date numbers grew at a 12.9 per cent for July versus a decline of 2.1 per cent in July FY21.The general insurance segment continues to maintain the highest share. However, its continued growth can be attributed to the health portfolio.Standalone private health issuers reported a sustained premium growth of Rs 1,753 crore in July 2021, demonstrating a growth of 27.5 per cent.A much sharper growth was observed in the YTD July FY22 numbers which reached Rs 5,976 crore ..
Sequentially, the premium income of non-life insurers was up 20 per cent, after a slump of 28 per cent in May
Month-on-month, premium income declines 28.84% from April levels
In March, premiums of non-life insurers went up by 23%
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General insurers, 25 in all, saw their premium collection go up 5.57 per cent in August 2020 to Rs 13,139.63 crore, compared to Rs 12,445.83 crore in the same period last year