Vishakha RM feels lines get blurred during WFH.

We have always been very capital efficient. We have done far more and good business with less capital.

RM Vishakha says her trip to Niagara Falls was a memorable one.

Launched in 2010, Mumbai-headquartered IndiaFirst Life Insurance is one of country’s youngest life insurance companies.

India First Life Insurance CEO Vishakha RM on gender discrimination at workplaces

The company witnessed a new retail premium collection growth of 82 per cent.

According to financial advisers, women who contribute to the family’s finances significantly should opt for a term insurance plan.

The company, promoted by Bank of Baroda, Andhra Bank and UK-based Legal & General, is targeting to cross the premium of Rs 350 crore in ind...

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The target is lower than 38 per cent growth achieved by the 3-way joint venture between Bank of Baroda, Andhra Bank and UK's Legal and Gene...

The benefit illustration reveals the commission paid on Ulips, while other policies require more work.

Satishwar Balakrishnan is a founding member of IndiaFirst Life Insurance and has contributed across various functions within the organisati...

Bank of Baroda, Andhra Bank and Legal & General invested Rs 150 crore into IndiaFirst Life Insurance.

Customer awareness and technological initiatives hold the key for growth in the insurance sector, says R.M. Vishakha.

IndiaFirst, the youngest life insurer in the country, is a joint venture of Bank of Baroda, Andhra Bank and Legal & General of Britain.

Senior BFSI professional R M Vishakha would take over as the Managing Director and CEO of IndiaFirst Life Insurance Company tomorrow.