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  • Health insurance now covers LGBTQ partners, dependent relatives under one plan - check full list

    The benefit to add more relationships is extended for individual, multi-individual, and family floater health insurance plans.

  • Tata AIG insurance suspends cashless claim settlement at Max Hospitals

    Tata AIG insurance has become the third insurer to suspend cashless claim services with Max Hospitals

  • Life insurers’ new business premiums dips 11.6% in February as LIC sees sharp decline

    LIC leads the decline with a 22% drop in premiums, while private insurers see mixed performance

  • Taxi segment to corner about 17% of cars sales by FY20: Icra

  • Banks rush to buy cyber security cover as digital payments rise

  • Paytm to extend health insurance to 3 lakh auto & cab partners

  • Vakrangee ties up with Tata AIG Insurance; shares up 2%

  • Government to contribute Rs 600 crore to nuclear pool

  • Service tax demand issued to Jet Airways, other 19 cos

  • How did Tata's unlisted firms fare in FY14?

  • Where to park your money keeping rupee volatility in mind?

    The steps taken by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had negative impact on the debt market; we have seen the 10-year government bond yield moving up from 7.60 percent to 8.05 percent, personal finance expert, Hemant Rustagi, Wiseinvest Advisors said.

  • Why Cobrapost expose was a non-event for bank stocks

    The shrill Cobrapost bite, this time mostly on large state-owned banks and insurance companies, failed to upset the market confidence on banking shares. The latest sting operation turned out to be a non-event that did not lead to panic-selling by investors on Monday. Bank Nifty was flat to close the day's trading at 12,396.

  • Banks, insurers in cahoots for money laundering: Cobrapost

    Whenever Cobrapost went about proposing to bankers, public or private, to invest our black money in insurance, they immediately called the managers of their insurance associates on phone, making it amply clear that banks and insurance companies are hand in glove

  • Here's how banks, insurers help clients launder black money

    Banks are accepting huge amounts of unaccounted cash to invest it in insurance products, and sometimes in gold as well. Forged PAN cards are being arranged to facilitate investment of huge unaccounted cash.

  • SBI, LIC, pvt insurers part of money laundering: Cobrapost

    Life Insurance Corporation, State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda, Punjab National Bank, Canara Bank, Tata AIG, Dhanlaxmi Bank, Indian Bank, IDBI Bank, Yes Bank, Federal Bank, Reliance Capital, Birla Sunlife are among those named by Cobrapost in the money laundering scam.

  • AIA will get new look in 6 months: Mark Tucker

    Beleaguered American insurance giant AIG will soon vanish from the Tata-AIG branding in India. AIG entered India in 1999 through its then 100% subsidiary AIA. But after its massive financial troubles since Lehman, AIG sold off a large part of its stake in AIA through an IPO in Hong Kong.

  • Asia-Pacific unhappy with health but India satisfied: Study

    AIA Group recently released Healthy Living Indices for 15 markets based on a first-of-its-kind pan-regional survey examining the healthy living habits of over 10,000 adults across Asia Pacific, including 1,018 respondents from India and their hopes and concerns for a healthier way of life.

  • MahSatyam mulls options against insurers on disputed claims

    Mahindra Satyam is considering various options for initiating proceedings against a clutch of insurers, which have disputed claims on the policy taken by the company when it was run by disgraced founder B Ramalinga Raju.

  • ICICI Lombard bags contract for Goa's health insurance

    ICICI Lombard, a health insurance company, won the bid for the state-financed health insurance scheme in Goa, by surpassing six other bidders, state Health Minister Vishwajit Rane announced today.

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