Monthly Archives: October 2008

The decline in the sales of unit-linked insurance plans (Ulips) policy has prompted the Insurance Regulatory Development Authority (IRDA) to consider making life insurers sell a minimum amount of traditional policies for business stability. This would mean prescribing a minimum … Continue reading →

In a nation of 100-crore people, you would think the growing economy would make private insurers in a liberalised industry hit it big. But, with losses mounting, some of the hottest expansion plans are running for, well, cover Capital is … Continue reading →

Last week, India’s financial market regulators took stock of the country’s preparedness to deal with the global financial meltdown. The turmoil has hurt American and European banks and driven down stockmarkets the world over. The meeting of the high level … Continue reading →