Advertisement
Indian
Life insurers’ new business premium rises 21% in July, retail growth remains mixed
According to provisional data from the Life Insurance Council's...
Rs 8.5 lakh crore DII inflows dwarf FPI outflows in FY26: SEBI
The strong domestic participation helped push DII ownership in the...
IRDAI should fast-track risk-based capital framework; GST on insurance needs rationalisation: Parliamentary panel
The Committee noted that the 18 per cent GST on insurance products...
FM says MDR on UPI applies to merchants, not customers; fintechs, banks will invest more on security
Nirmala Sitharaman,Finance Minister The government is likely to...
International
Houthis’ Red Sea attacks prompt London insurers to widen high-risk zone
War risk premiums for voyages through the southern Red Sea have...
Japan earthquake’s insurance claims may top $1.1 billion: Bloomberg Intelligence
Most of the exposure from the July 28 quake in Kumamoto is tied to...
Global CAT losses at nearly $112bn, only $44bn insured: Munich Re
Thomas Blunck,Member of the Board of Management. The first half of...
Willis urges smarter data centre insurance buying as capacity demand nears $15billion
"Buying more insurance is not always the same as being better...
Briefs
Aon sets up a new office in Mumbai
Rishi Mehra, CEO, India and Head of Strategy, Human Capital, Asia...
DPIIT notifies 100% FDI in the insurance sector
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT)...
Events
No Results Found
The page you requested could not be found. Try refining your search, or use the navigation above to locate the post.
Advertisement
Articles
Closing Indian Protection Gap: Gaining momentum
Protection thrives only when trust is strong and here, too, India...
The April 1 Renewals: Changing Indian reinsurance market
While the momentum in India is toward expansion, the global...
Life Insurance:Support for Indian households across stages
Out of the total benefits paid, ₹2.33 lakh crore has been on...
Features
Data
Interviews
“Industry should focus on product innovations, especially in the pension space”
Govt has formed a high level panel under IRDA chairman SC...
“Opening up to 100% FDI may trigger a fresh wave of consolidation and change of shareholding”
How do you see the govt’s decision to allow 100 % FDI for...
Facts
Follow scientific advice, not treatment claims based on traditional medicine: Eye doctors’ body
There has been a spurt in advertisements in the media urging people to stop their established therapies for eye diseases and luring them to switch to unscientific treatment modalities.This is leading to an alarming situation. It's essential to rely on validated,...
Approximately 60 per cent of prostate cancer diagnosis occur in individuals aged 65 or above: Experts
There is a concerning rise in the number of prostate cancer cases, alongside breast, lung, cervical, and oral cancer. The likelihood of developing prostate cancer rises with age, particularly after reaching 50 years old. S.K Raghunath, Uro-Oncologist, HCG Hospital...
Study finds body temperature is linked to depression
A small body of existing, causal studies has found that using hot tubs or saunas can reduce depression, possibly by triggering the body to self-cool, for example, through sweating A study from UC San Francisco revealed that individuals with depression may benefit from...
Study finds sugary drinks pose higher heart disease risk than physical activity alone
''Physical activity reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease associated with sugar-sweetened beverages by half, but it does not fully eliminate it,'' said Jean-Philippe Drouin-Chartier, professor at Faculty of Pharmacy, Université Laval, Canada, and co-author of the...
Every year spent in school or university may improve life expectancy: Lancet study
"More education leads to better employment and higher income, better access to health care, and helps us take care of our own health. Highly educated people also tend to develop a larger set of social and psychological resources that contribute to their health and the...
