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About 60 per cent of Indian private insurers believe there has been a significant rise in insurance-related frauds, and as risks lurk there is an immediate need to consider a proactive fraud risk management framework, a Deloitte survey said on Thursday. Insurance companies in India have experienced a rise in fraud instances in life and health insurance, and increased digitisation, remote working post pandemic and weakened controls are key factors contributing to frauds, according to Deloitte's Insurance Fraud Survey 2023. "About 60 per cent of survey respondents believe that there has been a significant rise in fraud, while further 10 per cent experienced a marginal increase," the survey said. The survey, conducted in the second quarter of FY2023, was based on interviews with key C-suite stakeholders/senior management responsible for compliance across leading private insurers in India. Technology-led innovation in the insurance sector has brought agility, speed, superior customer .
New York Life Insurance Company will invest Rs 290 crore to acquire 49 per cent stake in an upcoming commercial project in Gurugram being developed by Max Group firm Max Ventures & Industries Ltd (MaxVIL). In September last year, MaxVIL's arm Max Estates Ltd acquired Acreage Builders at an enterprise value of Rs 322.50 crore. Acreage Builders owns 7.15 acre land at Golf Course Extension Road in Gurugram. In a statement, MaxVIL said Max Estates has completed the 100 per cent acquisition of Acreage Builders, which now has become a step-down wholly-owned subsidiary of the company. "New York Life Insurance has been onboarded as an equity investor committing Rs 290 crore in Acreage Builders," MaxVIL said. Max Estates will hold 51 per cent stake and New York Life 49 per cent stake in Acreage Builders, which has a licence to develop this commercial project. "The developable leasable area is around 1.6 million square feet with a revenue potential of Rs 160200 crore per annum," MaxVIL ...