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India to witness an addition of 11.5 lakh jobs H1 FY’20: Teamlease Employment Report

‘Net New Job Creation’, is also a pivotal parameter in the TeamLease ‘Employment Outlook Report’. Findings of the report have indicated an overall creation of 11,44, 286 jobs. Majority of these roles will be across Mumbai[1,67,585], Delhi[1,59, 051] and Bangalore[1,50,120], with sectors like Retail[1,66,000], Logistics [1,49,000] and Educational Services [1,17,000] creating maximum opportunities. 17% of these new jobs created will be focused towards hiring fresh graduates.

Hannover Re’s Apr 1  treaty renewals increased by 6.6 %

The reinsurer’s gross premium showed a significant growth by rising by 19.2  per cent at 31 March 2019 to EUR 6.4 billion (EUR 5.3 billion). Adjusted for exchange rate effects, growth would have reached 16.1%. The retention decreased to 90.4% (91.3%). Net premium earned climbed by 15.3% to EUR 4.6 billion (EUR 4.0 billion). At constant exchange rates growth of 12.7% would have been booked.

More than $1.1 billion raised through ILS in Q1 , market slows further

Another innovation was the first-ever issue of a £75 million bond dedicated to terrorism reinsurance. Weighted average last-12-month risk premium for non-US wind-exposed bonds jumped 2.2 points to 6.5% in Q1 2019, while for US wind-exposed instruments it rose 0.3 points to 6.1%. Seasonality has contributed to market heaviness, whilst loss-affected bonds continued to be marked lower.

Cyclone Fani: PM grants Rs 1,000 cr more for relief work; hails CM Patnaik

“I would like to praise the people of Odisha. Shifting 12 lakh people is not easy. Lives have been saved, that’s more important for me. The central government will also give Rs 2 lakhs to the kin of those who have lost their lives due to Cyclone Fani. Also, Rs 50,000 will be given to those who have got injured,” Modi said.

India’s e-car plan has just one potentially flaw

India is home to over 2 million electric two-wheelers and rickshaws — more than the number of electric cars in China. Sales of such smaller electric vehicles continue to rise. But in the absence of charging infrastructure, many of their drivers have been illegally siphoning power. Only 10 per cent of the latest subsidy program is allocated for charging stations.