London: India has said that it was confident of pushing through reforms in the insurance sector to allow greater foreign ownership as also the pension sector, as it seeks more overseas investments to sustain high growth.
Finance minister P Chidambaram told the Indo-British partnership network in London yesterday that the government was confident of mustering broad-based support for the pension fund regulatory and development authority bill as well as a bill for allowing greater FDI in insurance.
"Given patience and time, these bills will become law," Chidambaram said, adding that the government had to move cautiously in view of reservations expressed by some coalition partners... read more
Monday, February 5, 2007
Aviation Insurance - A Report
With the entry of several low cost airlines along with fleet expansions by existing ones and increasing corporate aircraft ownership, the Indian aviation insurance market is all set to take off in a big way.
Estimated to be in the region of Rs.3.5 billion, aviation insurance premium business is growing at a fast clip. At present the government-owned four non-life insurers are the major players in this segment as they cover public sector airlines like Air India and Indian. read more....
Estimated to be in the region of Rs.3.5 billion, aviation insurance premium business is growing at a fast clip. At present the government-owned four non-life insurers are the major players in this segment as they cover public sector airlines like Air India and Indian. read more....
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