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    LIC to step up focus on non-par savings, protection products

    Life Insurance Corporation of India is enhancing its focus on non-participating savings and protection products. This strategy aims to continue improving profitability amid weak equity market sentiment impacting ULIP sales. The non-participating savings segment saw a significant margin increase, contributing to overall growth.

    Binance $6.3 billion heist to prompt closer scrutiny by insurers

    Following the $6.3 billion Binance heist, insurers are stepping up their scrutiny of cryptocurrency firms' security measures. During policy renewals, they will inquire about vulnerabilities exposed by the Binance incident. This reassessment could lead to new security prerequisites and an overhaul of risk evaluations. The event underscores the inadequacies of existing insurance solutions in the crypto landscape. Insurers will likely keep a vigilant eye on developments as the sector progresses.

    LIC net profit jumps 20% YoY to Rs 12,076 crore on higher premiums

    Life Insurance Corporation of India reported a 20% year-on-year increase in net profit for the September quarter. Net premium income rose by 16.2% to ₹1.47 lakh crore during the same period. Despite investment challenges, the company's profit growth remained strong due to higher premium income. The value of new business also increased significantly, reflecting improved margins across product categories.

    Go Digit says IRDAI's EoM rules led to unintended rise in commission

    Goyal said that the existing Expense of Management (EoM) framework had failed to achieve its intended objective of reducing expenses, with some insurers using savings from large government and crop insurance businesses to increase commissions in retail segments.

    Go Digit posts 31% dip in net profit to Rs 142 crore

    The company’s management had previously noted that in the last five years there has been no increase in third-party motor insurance rates, while pricing across most lines has drifted down and claims costs have continued to rise.

    Life Insurance Corp of India reports higher premium income in H1, net profit rises around 22%

    Life Insurance Corporation of India reported a 21.52% increase in net profit for the first half of FY27. Total premium income rose by 11.64%, reaching Rs 2,74,269 crore during this period. Individual new business premium income increased by 14.86%, while renewal premium income grew by 4.68%. LIC sold approximately 70.97 lakh individual policies, reflecting a minor decrease from last year.

    The Economic Times
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