HDFC Life on Wednesday announced a bonus of Rs 2,180 crore to its policyholders subscribing to participating insurance plans.
Private insurers' NBP jumped 14 per cent in May, while state-owned Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) reported a decline of 12.3 per cent
The experience in group term has been worsening because group term is more efficient in reporting claims, says MD Chugh
Irdai Chairman Subhash Chandra Khuntia talks to Subrata Panda on a range of subjects including shareholding of banks in insurance firms
To mitigate the hardships faced by customers due to the pandemic, LIC said policyholders can deposit their maturity claim documents at their nearest LIC office anywhere till the end of the month.
Despite the price rise, term plans are relatively cheaper in India than in the US or even Singapore, said experts
The life insurance industry registered a decline of 8.4 per cent in net profit at Rs 7,728.30 crore in 2019-20, Irdai's annual report showed on Wednesday.
This is despite state-owned insurance behemoth LIC reporting a 2% decline in NBP in the same period to Rs 13,143.64 crore
The new business premium of life insurance industry contracted by 3 per cent year-on-year to Rs 24,383.42 crore in December
Share of protection at 17 per cent in Q2 was its best-ever performance
Irdai's approval takes Max Financial Services one step closer to the consummation of its deal with private lender Axis Bank
The pandemic has shed light on the importance of life insurance. It may become an essential part, says Kumar
ICICI Lombard is heading towards an all-time high of Rs 1,440.40 with strong intensity.
They make up 43% of the m-cap of banks today and many, including LIC, will soon be listed; by contrast, not a single yet-unlisted bank is so massive as to create ripples when it goes public
Customers must also avoid the temptation to cash out of their policies mid-tenure, once they have gathered considerable fund value.
Traditionally, the second fortnight of March is the most productive period for the life insurance business as around 15-18 per cent of the entire business comes during this period
Product launches will be critical for companies to sustain the momentum this financial year, especially in the term-protection segment
The first quarter of FY21 was a rough one for life insures because NBP contracted 18.64 per cent to Rs 49,335 crore against Rs 60,637 crore in Q1FY20 due the lockdown.
It has asked insurers to take appropriate action against hospitals in case they deny cashless facility to policyholders and deviate from the agreed terms of the service level agreements.
CARE Ratings, in a note, said growth could potentially return in Q2 or Q3 and distribution channels could see significant realignment, with digital sales rising at the cost of individual agents