If automatic hike in sum assured is lower than increase in your liability, buy additional plan
The rating agency expects the private players' profitability to remain subdued in FY22 due to high claims in Q1
Private life insurers total APE and individual APE up 19% and 23% respectively
As of October 21, life insurers settled a little over 130,000 Covid-19-related death claims
While private insurers, 23 in total, saw their NBP go up over 42%, LIC saw a 12 per cent rise
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
The source also added that retail term plan prices may go up further, even though the reinsurer has not specified it at this point in time
In July, life insurers reported an 11 per cent YoY drop in NBP while in June they managed to report a 7.53 per cent increase in NBP, following a dip in May due to the second wave of the pandemic.
When compared to the pre-pandemic period (July 2019), NBP of the life insurance industry witnessed a drop of 5 per cent
Assets under management increased by 31.3 per cent to Rs 2.23 trillion at the end of the April-June quarter.
The government is moving fast with the IPO, which is said to be India's largest.
Renewal premium grew by a healthy 10 per cent in 2020-21
Life insurers in India should be allowed to play a bigger role in healthcare sector so that they can be the "disruptor" rather than the "disrupted", HDFC Life Chairman Deepak S Parekh said.
Impose 'postponement period' for recovered Covid patients, tighten underwriting standards
In FY21, life insurance companies saw a 7.5% increase in NBP over FY20
The amount paid as claims towards deaths caused by Covid is not yet alarming to the extent that it will impact the balance sheet or solvency ratios of companies
Private insurers saw their NBP grow by 16% during the month to Rs 9,504.64 crore, compared with Rs 8,128.51 crore in February 2020
Most health insurance provides no-claim bonus for claim-free years but that usually ranges from 25 per cent to 50 per cent
Growth in recent times is led by savings products, poised to give better returns that bank FDs
While state-owned insurers' losses rose 1.12% to Rs 18,741 cr, those of private insurers were up over 26% to Rs 3,647 cr