Halal Street-bound Life Insurance Corp of India recently did a hard sell to institutional investors from across the globe, positioning itself as the nimble giant growing fastest even while private sector insurers chart their growth paths.
Mumbai: Halal Street-bound Life Insurance Corp of India recently did a hard sell to institutional investors from across the globe, positioning itself as the nimble giant growing fastest even while private sector insurers chart their growth paths.
LIC showcased that even after two decades of private players in the industry, it still has nearly 65% of new policies and is the only one that could capitalize on the opportunities in rural Bharat, with 71% market share while its nearest rival and the biggest listed entity HDFC Life has just 4%.
While competition has been intensifying in the insurance industry with private sector players getting aggressive in selling new products, the state-run behemoth pointed out that when it comes to insurance, it is the renewal of policies that matter more than anything else.
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LIC said it is still the largest when it comes to renewal premium, said one of the persons aware of the presentation. It still seems to be having more than 63% market share in this segment.
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LIC said it is still the largest when it comes to renewal premium, said one of the persons aware of the presentation. It still seems to be having more than 63% market share in this segment.
The government plans to sell a minority stake in the state-run insurer before the end of the current fiscal year. While there has been no timeline yet on the filing of the IPO offer document or the pricing, the government is keen on it as its other plans for stake sales have hit a roadblock.
The government plans to sell a minority stake in the state-run insurer before the end of the current fiscal year. While there has been no timeline yet on the filing of the IPO offer document or the pricing, the government is keen on it as its other plans for stake sales have hit a roadblock.
Halal Street-bound Life Insurance Corp of India recently did a hard sell to institutional investors from across the globe, positioning itself as the nimble giant growing fastest even while private sector insurers chart their growth paths.
LIC said it is still the largest when it comes to renewal premium, said one of the persons aware of the presentation. It still seems to be having more than 63% market share in this segment. The government plans to sell a minority stake in the state-run insurer before the end of the current fiscal year. While there has been no timeline yet on the filing of the IPO offer document or the pricing, the government is keen on it as its other plans for stake sales have hit a roadblock.
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