NFHS-5 also reveals that birth registration of children under 5 has increased from 79.7 to 89 per cent.
Industry leading growth and healthy financials in a sector with vast opportunity are positives
Here is how the health insurance rates offered by various banks stack up
Edtech firm BYJU'S on Thursday introduced an enhanced and tailor-made health insurance policy for its employees that covers and further scales up focus on their physical and psychological well-being
If OPD coverage is built into a policy, or is offered as a rider, the limit will be specified
General insurers have seen Covid-related health claims mount, especially after the second wave of the pandemic
Especially if sum insured is small, at say Rs 5-7 lakh for the family
Stocks of listed players ICICI Lombard and New India Assurance have lagged in FY22, so far
Recent growth masks sustained underperformance
According to General Insurance Council data, in FY22, as of August 27, they have received more than 1.42 million claims, worth Rs 15,956 crore
In the April-July period of FY22, the health portfolio has grown 34.2 per cent, which is significantly higher than the 9.9 per cent growth seen in the same period last year
The mines ministry on Wednesday said it has adopted a scheme for accreditation of private exploration agencies to undertake prospecting operations of minerals
Three years since the Ayushman Bharat-Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana began, it is yet to meet one of its main objectives
Over the months of a continuing pandemic, the issue of health insurance and the problems that many families and individuals have faced with their policies has emerged as one of the key points of an an
In July, non-life insurers - 33 in total - earned premiums to the tune of Rs 20,171.15 crore, against Rs 16,885 crore in the same month last year
Anamika Roy Rashtrawar delves on raging issues in the general insurance sector such as high claims in the health segment and motor insurance returning to a growth path
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
Max India, which owned 51 per cent in the insurer sold its stake to True North in February 2019 for Rs 510 crore
Consumables are usually, but not restricted to, medical aid/equipment that have to be discarded after use
Here is how the health insurance premium rates with super top-ups stack up