Health insurance premiums likely to get dearerRising medical treatment costs and high claims ratios are likely to force health insurers to increase premium rates by 15-20 per cent this year, say industry experts. New India Assurance (NIA), for instance, recently got IRDA (Insurance Regulatory ... Hindu Business Line, 1 week ago |
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Safety Net Against A Cruel BlowYou are more likely to be left with a disability than die prematurely. This is reason enough for an accident cover Teena Jain Kaushal You are more likely to be left with a disability than die prematurely. This is reason enough for an accident cover ... Outlook Money, 1 month ago
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Marine hull insurance to see muted growthMarine hull segment will continue to see muted growth this year due to low premiums and bad financial health of shipping industry. Marine hull insurance covers any loss or damage to ships, tankers, bulk carriers, smaller vessels, fishing boats and ... Hellenic Shipping News Worldwide, 1 month ago
Premiums in marine hull segment to see slow growth
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Non-life insurance sector grows 19% till Feb in FY13Growth in motor and health insurance segments and an increase in third-party premium rates helped the non-life insurance sector register a growth of 19.34 per cent at Rs 61,855.11 crore for the eleven months ended February, 2013. The gross ... Financial Chronicle, 1 month ago
Life insurers' health plans are not necessary
Smart Investor, 1 month ago
Soon, pay motor insurance based on distance travelled
Hindu Business Line, 1 month ago
Third-party motor insurance premium hike by 20% is simply arbitrary!
Money Life, 1 month ago
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Non-life insurers look at more premium increaseVehicle owners may be heaving a sigh of relief as third party (TP) premium rates went up only 20 per cent and not 35-60 per cent as originally proposed by the (Irda). But, insurance companies say there should be more hikes in premiums to sustain the ... Sify, 1 month ago
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Wanted: A stand-by CEO!Finding an able replacement, when the CEO decides to take a break, is a tough task Several experts have pointed out that a CEO cannot afford to go on a sabbatical. Really? If that is true, then, it is indeed a sad state of affairs for CEOs. ItsMyAscent, 1 month ago
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Banks as insurance brokers - a welcome moveAccepting the long-pending demand of the insurance sector, Finance Minister P. Chidambaram Thursday announced that banks would be allowed to become insurance brokers and insurers. They would be permitted to open branches in tier-II cities without prior ... Deccan Herald, 2 months ago
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