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Existing health policies cover coronavirus:GI Council
India’s $476 billion forex firepower can help arrest rupee’s panic drop
Citibank on Wednesday said the rupee appeared to have over-reacted to confirmation of the new virus cases and it recommends buying bullish rupee exposure via options. India’s link to the global supply chain is limited and the current-account deficit may narrow due to the virus’ impact on economic activity and lower commodity prices, strategist Gaurav Garg wrote in a note.
EPFO loweres interest rate on employee provident fund to 8.5%
Parametric insurance could offer hotels relief from Coronavirus cancellations
Coronavirus may force companies to rethink global supply chains: OECD Economist
The sprawling, continent-crossing supply chains of corporations have already come under pressure from trade tensions and climate concerns, and may face further stress as countries change global taxation rules. If and when the dust settles from the coronavirus, OECD’s chief economist Laurence Boone said firms will likely pause to reconsider what they do.
Half of world’s sandy beaches May Disappear, Say Climate Researchers
-Some countries will be more affected than others, the researchers said. Gambia and Guinea-Bissau in West Africa could lose more than 60% of their beaches, while predictions for Iraq, Pakistan, the island of Jersey in the English Channel and the Pacific island of Palau are similarly dire.
-Australia would be hardest-hit in terms of total beach coastline lost, with over 12,000 kilometers (7,500 miles) at risk. The United States, Canada, Mexico, China, Iran, Argentina and Chile would also lose thousands of kilometers (miles) of beach, according to the study.
What if you can’t afford to fight Coronavirus?
Nearly three-quarters of all deaths from infectious disease in 2016 happened in sub-Saharan Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia. While just 5% of Europeans die from infections, the rate in Africa is more than 40%.(2) Conditions such as HIV, diarrhea and malaria have seen precipitous declines south of the Sahara in recent years, but diseases of the nose, throat and lungs like influenza remain far more prevalent. After cardiovascular and neonatal conditions, respiratory infections are now the leading cause of death in Africa.
Confirmed coronavirus cases rise to 28,includes 16 Italian tourists: Harsh Vardhan
Fed cuts rates to blunt coronavirus impact, markets drop
Merger of 10 public sector banks into 4 to come into effect from Apr 1: FM
Coronavirus: DGCA tells airlines to give protective gear to staff, fliers
France’s Covea to acquier PartnerRe for $9 billion
Thierry Derez, Chairman and CEO of Covéa, said: “This acquisition project comes at a time when the insurance sector is undergoing fundamental transformation, with emergence of new risks and new lifestyles, and increasing new participants entering insurance markets. It perfectly fits our growth strategy, our ability to adapt, the necessary complementarity of expertises and the importance of risks mutualization on a global basis. It would consolidate the future of PartnerRe and our mutual Group, serving the interests of our members and clients, as well as of our employees and partners.”
Policyholders prefer “Term insurance with return option”:Max Life Insurance Survey
New Delhi: A country wide survey by the Delhi based Max Life Insurance Company has found that seven in 10 people in India are interested in term plans with return on premium option. ``68% Indians or nearly 7 in every 10 individuals consider return...