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Life Insurance New Business Premium Up 26 Percent in October
Reported by Ishita Mukherjee (Staff Writer) · The Hindu - Business ·
Life insurers in India recorded a 26 percent rise in new business premium, reaching 42,914.34 crore rupees in October compared to the same month last year. State-owned Life Insurance Corporation of India led the market with a 31 percent increase to 25,315.52 crore rupees, driven largely by group single premium products.
Private Insurers And Policy Numbers
Twenty-six private life insurance companies grew their total new business premium by 19.45 percent to 17,598.82 crore rupees. Even though premium values grew, the total number of policies and schemes issued in October fell to 18,82,243 from 19,53,996 in the previous year. Data released by the Life Insurance Council shows that cumulative new business premium for the first seven months of the fiscal year rose 21.39 percent to 2,88,518.07 crore rupees.
Context
Life insurance premiums measure the total money collected by companies for issuing new policies over a specific period. Industry metrics often track retail annual premium equivalent alongside total premium to gauge underlying consumer demand. Sector experts watch these monthly figures closely to understand consumer savings trends and the impact of regulatory changes on insurance sales.
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