India's insurance sector is undergoing significant changes with policy shifts and new alliances. Allianz SE has ended its JV with Bajaj Gro...

India's insurance market is set to be the fastest-growing among the G20 economies over the next five years, driven by macroeconomic stabili...

India and Japan have agreed to enhance financial cooperation and strengthen bilateral relations during the second India-Japan Finance Dialo...

The finance ministry in its report said that growth in new business is seen to be behind job creation, particularly in the manufacturing su...

Niva Bupa is a JV between the Bupa Group and Fettle Tone LLP (an affiliate of True North Fund VI LLP), a leading Indian private equity firm...

‘Covid crisis has proved to be a big boost for digitisation of the insurance industry.’

Upasana Taku expects the Modi government to give a push to the digitalisation of financial services this year.

IT companies and financial institutions are top buyers of cyber insurance, premium paid for such covers vary from Rs 4.5 lakh to Rs 80 cror...

Data from the DSCI report showed that 350 cyber insurance policies were bought by Indian corporates in 2018 as against 250 in 2017 marking ...

The industry is set to undergo a massive change and the growth will come from all segments.

“Anonymous cash flowing in the system is becoming a greater part of the formal economy,” he said at a State Bank of India (SBI) event.

With increasing smartphone penetration and internet access, insurance companies will need to strategically adopt the technological infrastr...

Nilekani said that the infrastructure needed to enable more than a billion people to transact digitally is already in place, but unlike the...

By 2020, India will have no less than 15,000 tech startups, changing lives

According to EY's latest Transaction Quarterly report, deal volumes in September quarter fell 15 per cent on year- on-year basis, while the...

Indian insurance companies are expected to spend Rs 14,080 crore on IT products and services, a growth of 9.6 per cent over 2015, research ...

Indian insurers are focusing more on technology and cos spending on IT products and services are likely to increase by more than 9% in 2014.