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Court asked regulator and insurance companies to submit a status report before March 17, 2023
By asking health insurers to access a national list of doctors, the regulator hopes to encourage them to offer more flexible policies outside of the hospital network
Proposes that commissions to agents can't exceed management expense limit
Features like recharge and guaranteed no-claim bonus enhance the cost-effectiveness of health insurance policies
Most of these ailments are treated on outpatient basis, so just a hospitalisation cover won't suffice
Panda also nudged the industry to come out with solutions that are pocket-friendly
High claims for Covid-19 a challenge for the industry, says the senior executive
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Shriram will offer personal insurance products such as motor, personal accident, home and travel along with commercial ones such as property, marine and engineering to bank's customers
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There was a marginal increase of 0-5 per cent in group health insurance premiums
Equitas Small Finance Bank (SFB) on Monday said it has tied up with Cholamandalam MS General Insurance to launch a women-centric health insurance policy Chola Sarva Shakti.
A health insurance plus critical illness combo should suffice for those with a family history of cardiac ailments
Health insurance plans for elderly: They might want to consider critical illness covers, super top-ups and plans that cover homecare treatment among other things
Regulator IRDAI on Monday allowed insurers to continue selling and renewing short-term Covid specific health insurance policies till March 2022.
Standalone health insurance player Max Bupa Health Insurance Friday announced that it has rebranded itself as Niva Bupa and said it is targeting a total business of Rs 2,500 crore in fiscal 2021-22. The rebranding exercise comes after the exit of Max India from the company in 2019 and the entry of private equity firm True North. International healthcare company Bupa Group is the other joint venture partner of the health insurer. "Following the shareholder transition of Max Bupa from Max India to True North in 2019, we are now ready with our new brand identity as Niva Bupa. We will continue to maintain strong growth in the market and aims to become Rs 2,500 crore (total business) company by FY21-22, the insurer's managing director and CEO Krishnan Ramachandran said. In fiscal 2021, the insurer's total business stood at Rs 1,751 crore. The company is opening around 52 offices. It has 13 bank partners, including Axis Bank and HDFC Bank, Bank of Baroda and Federal Bank. Ramachandran
Regulators should allow the life insurance firms to sell pension and indemnity based health policies, as it will lead to greater penetration of insurance, HDFC Life chairman Deepak Parekh said