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Star Health to launch affordable health insurance plans targeting tier 2, 3 marketsAs healthcare expenses soar, Star Health is bracing for premium increases in the next fiscal year. In a proactive move, the insurer is roll...- Centre allows 100% FDI in insurance via auto route"Foreign investment in this sector shall be subject to compliance with the provisions of the Insurance Act, 1938(4 of 1938), and the condit...
- India notifies 100% foreign investment in insurance sector, LIC limit stays at 20%The central government has notified 100% Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in insurance companies under the automatic route, allowing foreign...
- Finance Ministry plans to broaden Actuaries Act scope beyond insurance, pensionsThe finance ministry is set to update the Actuaries Act, 2006. This will expand actuarial science to include data science and risk manageme...
- Govt may hike FDI limit in pension sector; Bill likely in Monsoon SessionThe government is poised to significantly boost foreign direct investment in the pension sector, potentially raising the limit to 100%. A b...
- Budget 2025: FM announces 100% FDI in the insurance sector. All you need to knowThe 2025 budget proposes to raise the FDI limit in the insurance sector from 74% to 100%, provided premiums are invested in India. This mov...
- Budget 2025: Insurance stocks SBI Life, HDFC Life and others gain over 3% on increase in FDI limitFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced raising the FDI limit in the insurance sector from 74% to 100%, boosting shares of major insu...
- FDI worth Rs 26,000 cr received in insurance sector since further opening in 2015: FMFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Thursday said India received FDI worth Rs 26,000 crore in the insurance sector after 2015 when the f...
- Rajya Sabha passes bill to hike FDI in insurance sector to 74 pcAs per the bill, the majority of directors on the board and key management persons would be resident Indians, with at least 50 per cent of ...
- On table: 74% FDI cap for insuranceIn her 2019 budget speech, finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman had said that the government will explore further easing the foreign direct ...
- Indian control clause for insurance may goThe government has held several meetings with the insurance regulator, insurers and consultants on higher FDI in the sector. Many global in...
- FDI limit in insurance companies may rise to 74%The govt may raise the FDI limit in insurance to 74% in the February budget, up from the present 49%.
- Government clears air on foreign investment in insuranceGovt has spelt out the foreign investment regime for insurance sector, foreign investment will include portfolio investment and investment ...
- 'FDI hike will increase life insurance industry by 2.5 times'The raising of FDI limit in insurance from 26 per cent to 49 per cent might increase the total FDI in the life insurance industry by almost...
- FM hopeful of raising FDI limit in insurance in this termThe Finance Minister has expressed hope that insurance bill, which envisages raising FDI limit to 49 per cent, would be passed in this term.
- Left against move to raise FDI limit in insuranceLeft parties are not convinced on the need for raising Foreign Direct Investment cap in insurance sector to 49 per cent and discussions on ...
- CPM opposes govt move to raise FDI limit in insuranceThe CPI (M) on Friday voiced its opposition to the government proposal to raise the cap on Foreign Direct Investment in the insurance secto...
- No need to set higher FDI limits for SEZs: IRDAInsurance regulator IRDA on Thursday ruled out any special provisions, including increased FDI limits, for insurance companies in Special E...
- Insurance FDI limit may be hikedUnion Finance Minister Jaswant Singh has said the government would soon decide on enhancing foreign direct investment (FDI) limits in insur...
- Ministries to reconsider hike in FDI limitsThe proposal to hike FDI limits in key sectors like insurance, telecom and aviation has been sent to respective ministries for reconsiderat...
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