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    STAR HEALTH AND ALLIED INSURANCE COMPANY LTD Q4 RESULTS

    Indians may need to get over a tax headache to secure their health

    GST on health insurance: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman faced calls to remove GST on health and life insurance, stressing these taxes existed before GST. The discussion highlighted India's challenges in insurance affordability and penetration. Experts argue that reducing GST could lower premiums and improve accessibility. High medical inflation and claim rejections also contribute to hesitancy in purchasing insurance.

    Is the worst over for health insurance stocks? Madhukar Ladha answers

    Health insurers have raised premiums to counter high loss ratios, influenced by regulations and increased claims. Star Health and Lombard showed substantial premium hikes, while New India struggled with high loss ratios. With improved valuations, health insurance stocks seem more appealing, and the industry is expected to see significant growth in the coming years.

    PB Fintech Q1 Results: Policybazaar parent posts cons PAT of Rs 60 crore versus YoY loss; revenue jumps 52%

    During the April-June quarter, the company witnessed significant 62% year-over-year increase in total insurance premium, reaching Rs 4,871 crore. The new core online insurance premium surged by 66%, while new health and life insurance premiums experienced an even more substantial 78% growth. Additionally, the company disbursed Rs 3,100 crore in credit and issued 1.3 lakh credit cards during the same period.

    Go Digit Q1 results: PAT jumps 74% YoY to Rs 101 crore, AUM rises by 33%

    The assets under management in the April-June 2024 quarter stood at Rs 17,773 crore up from Rs 13,337 crore in Q1FY24. It was a 33% year-on-year jump. On a sequential basis, the AUM grew by 12.7% compared to Rs 15,764 crore as at March 31, 2024.

    ICICI Lombard Q1 PAT up at Rs 580 crore on motor, health insurance boost

    General insurance, especially the motor and health segments, has seen rapid growth in the country in recent years with a rise in vehicle sales and improved awareness following the Covid-19 pandemic and resultant medical costs

    Gross written premiums of general insurers up 13.3% in Q1

    India's general insurance sector saw strong growth with an 8.76% increase in premiums for June and a 13.33% rise for the first quarter, driven by higher demand for motor and health insurance. Companies like ICICI Lombard and Star Health Insurance reported significant gains, especially in retail health and motor segments. However, New India Assurance faced slower growth, losing market share. Overall, the industry's gross premiums reached ₹72,757 crore, reflecting steady expansion and shifting consumer preferences towards comprehensive insurance coverage.

    The Economic Times
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