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    • Partnership with HDFC most successful move of company: Standard Life

    • Not searching for another partner; focusing on growing business: Max Life

    • It will be a major value creation if Max Life & HDFC Life are merged: Max Financial

    • After ICICI Pru, other insurance cos may opt for IPO: HDFC Life

    • HDFC will give premium to Max Life for quality products: Parekh

    • Max India: Change of guard; co splits into three

    • Healthcare business EBITDA grew 60% in FY15: Max India

    • No regulatory hurdles if Bupa has to hike stake: Max India

    • See lot of foreign flows in next 5-6 months: Analjit Singh

    • Looking to launch portal in H1CY16: Lifestyle International

    • No need for Max India to gradually add cap in Max Bupa:Jain

    • Max India expects Rs 516cr from Max Healthcare stake sale

      Deputy managing director Mohit Talwar of Max India said that profits for the life insurance business have increased 8 times and AUMs has increased 20% for the same business. Talwar expects Rs 516 crore from the Max Healthcare stake sale. He also stated that the liquidity position of Max group is very healthy.

    • Deal brings equity & strategic partnership: Max India

      Max India has entered into a deal to sell 26% stake in a subsidiary, Max Healthcare Institute, for Rs 516.5 crore to a South African company. Rahul Khosla, managing director of Max India says the deal serves for both strategic partnership and brings very attractive financial valuations as well.

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