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Brokers have a lot to do for the future

The Indian insurance market has plenty of unexplored and untapped areas, especially for brokers.

Strong regulatory push aids life sector growth

The Indian life insurance industry is undergoing transformation, aided by macro factors and enabling measures by the regulator.

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Talent crunch can crunch the industry

The Indian insurance industry is predicted to experience a shortage of talent very soon, and it could assume alarming proportions, affecting the overall growth of the sector.

Critical illness covers get innovative

Recognising the need for specialised coverage for critical illnesses, Indian insurers now offer policies with different coverage options that cater to the diverse needs of individuals and the evolving healthcare landscape.

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Chennai floods cost tops $1.3bn

The floods in Chennai city in South India in December, that caused economic losses of over $1.3bn have once again revealed the need to focus on urban planning and infrastructure upgrading in cities across India.

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Full steam ahead to insure every Indian by 2047

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India’s clarion call of ‘Insurance for All’ by 2047 has enthused the insurance market.

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A big opportunity for reinsurers

The Indian economy has transformed itself into a major powerhouse and aims to become a $5tn economy over the next few years, offering immense scope for the insurance and reinsurance sector to grow and thrive.

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The broker's view of bancassurance

In an effort to improve insurance penetration in the country, it is important to leverage the vast branch network of banks. While this boosts insurance penetration, does it also boost policyholders’ trust in the industry?

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