Irdai likely to implement these as early as December
Not all players in the Indian insurance sector are ready for a solvency mechanism based solely on risk
Insurance Laws (Amendment) Act 2015 has made fundamental changes in the way insurance is manufactured, sold and brought
State-owned general insurers collected Rs 12,430 crore premium, while the private sector earned a premium of Rs 9,733 crore
Periodic declarations that no policy was forcefully sold will be given by banks
The sector mopped up Rs 23,570 crore during the April-June period riding on group single premium policies
Irdai had proposed a minimum of 25% of Ulip funds be invested in government securities
High net-worth individuals are no longer required to buy regular insurance from companies
They were found manipulating the bidding process initiated by Govt of Kerala for selecting an insurance service provider for Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna
Regulation came at the bottom of the risk ranking study
Less than 5% of overall insurance industry premiums come from the online channel
The details include identity and address details of customers, and going forward
Sector could also use information from social media, said insurers, to assess customer habits
The initiative is expected to save more than Rs 100 crore for the industry
Foreign equity investment cap of 49% is applicable to all Indian insurance companies as per earlier definitions by FIPB in their rules in Feb 2015
Social media networks including Facebook and Twitter being used extensively by insurance cos, life and non-life to promote their brand and values they represent
APE is calculated as annualised regular premiums plus 10% of single premiums
To sell policies worth around Rs 31,000 cr this fiscal year
The two groups will look into identifying opportunities of e-commerce in insurance sector