Industry leaders speak about the challenges the industry has faced over the past year, fintech, and how the pandemic is shaping consumer behaviour
Having emerged from the pandemic largely unscathed, the sector is set to benefit from an unprecedented pick-up in demand. Where it goes from here, however, depends on its ability to innovate
Industry leaders speak about the learnings over the past year and the opportunities for progress that the pandemic has provided
At Vigyan Bhawan, the Prime Minister said banks play an important role in the progress of any nation
The amount has to be refunded to the depositor within 90 days
SBI Life is the best play to ride the upturn in the insurance sector, analysts say
It hopes to double its recently launched equity fund to Rs 2,000 crore by the end of December and close the fiscal year
Price hike could hold good in medium term, but unlikely to impact demand
The company on Wednesday reported an over four-fold jump in its net profit
Ola Financial Services (OFS) -- a subsidiary of Ola -- is looking to expand its insurance business internationally to support the company's mobility service through products designed for the UK and Australia and New Zealand (ANZ) markets. Ola's parent company ANI Technologies said OFS had a turbulent year (FY21) with the impact of external factors on the lending environment in general and the double impact on mobility business and its spillover to the OlaMoney brand. "OFS successfully managed to control its risk and limit its exposure to the worsening credit environment by taking proactive steps to reduce risk," ANI Technologies said in a regulatory document filed with the Registrar of Companies (RoC). OFS launched a slew of new products and capabilities in both the lending and insurance businesses and further deepened its partnerships with the leading merchants in the ecosystem, it added. Ola did not respond to emailed queries. "OFS will be expanding the insurance business ...
An insurance claim can be rejected if the policy has lapsed on account of non-payment of premium, said the Supreme Court which stressed that the terms of an insurance policy have to be strictly interpreted. The apex court observation came while setting aside an order of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) that ordered additional compensation in a road accident case. A bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and Bela M Trivedi said it is a well-settled legal position that in a contract of insurance there is a requirement of Uberrima fides i.e. good faith on the part of the insured. "It is clear that the terms of insurance policy have to be strictly construed, and it is not permissible to rewrite the contract while interpreting the terms of the policy," the bench said. The top court was hearing an appeal filed by the Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) against the judgement of the NCDRC that had set aside the order passed by the State Commission. In the case, the woman'
In the wake of the pandemic, the company's group health business grew by 11 times to Rs 170 crore.
Settle Rs 5,000 cr of claims in Q2 against Rs 7,700 cr in June quarter; non-Covid outgo rises
Insurance sector wherein licence permit raj is abolished and the sectoral regulator is headed by a dynamic young person to increase insurance penetration, said a senior industry official
All is not well in the government insurance sector with regard to elevation of officials, it seems.
The last date for submitting application is October 12, 2021, it said.
As government pension and retirement schemes become less sustainable, ensuring financial security for the older population will become the central focus for life insurers in India
As many as 50 players have set up shop but penetration remains low and only a handful dominate the business
Mixed views were expressed by insurance industry officials
The Madras High Court order on making bumper-to-bumper insurance cover for all new private cars sold from September 1 may not stand legal scrutiny: Experts