Global reinsurers like Munich Re, Swiss Re, and Lloyd’s are eyeing India’s booming insurance market. Learn why foreign reinsurers are interested in India, the role of GIC Re, IRDAI reforms, and what this means for policyholders and agents.
Many believe reinsurance is only for big insurers or just for natural disasters. In reality, it keeps premiums affordable and claims secure. Explore the most common misconceptions about reinsurance in India and the truth behind them
Discover the emerging players reshaping India’s reinsurance market in 2025. From GIC Re to Munich Re, Swiss Re, SCOR, Hannover Re, and Lloyd’s India—see how global reinsurers are boosting capacity, innovation, and competition under IRDAI reforms.
Reinsurance plays a vital role in Indian agriculture policies by absorbing catastrophic crop risks, keeping farmer premiums affordable, and ensuring timely payouts under schemes like PMFBY. Learn how GIC Re and global reinsurers support India’s farming sector.
India’s reinsurance capacity is projected to cross ₹7.25 lakh crore in 2025, backed by GIC Re, global reinsurers, and regulatory reforms. This growth ensures stronger protection for insurers and more claim security for customers.
Life reinsurance covers mortality and long-term risks, while non-life reinsurance protects against property, motor, health, and catastrophe losses. Explore the key differences, players, and market trends shaping India’s reinsurance sector in 2025.
Indian hospitals, led by AHPI, are challenging the General Insurance Council over alleged tariff cuts and suspension of cashless services. Here’s what this insurer–hospital conflict means for patients and the healthcare system.
Reinsurance pricing explains how global insurers value and transfer risk. This guide explores the factors, models, and regional trends that shape premium costs worldwide—and why they matter for India’s insurance market.
Niva Bupa has launched India’s first health insurance plan with unlimited coverage—no sum-insured caps, no floaters, and no top-ups required. A step toward simpler, inflation-proof healthcare protection.
A Chartered Accountant shows how cross-border Mediclaim plans can save lakhs. Heart surgery in UK costs ₹40+ lakh, but in India just ₹5.5 lakh. Learn why diversifying Mediclaim is a smart choice.
