In FY24, the non-life insurance industry experienced a notable growth of 12.78% in gross direct premium, reaching Rs 2.89 trillion. However, this growth fell short of the Rs 3 trillion mark due to a slowdown in health, motor, and crop insurance segments. General insurers recorded a 14.24% year-on-year growth, with public sector insurers at 8.99% and private sector counterparts at 17.53%.
Leading companies such as The New India Assurance Company, ICICI Lombard General Insurance, and Bajaj Allianz General Insurance showcased significant premium growth. For instance, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance saw a remarkable 33.49% increase in premium.
Market share in the general insurance industry shifted, with public sector insurers witnessing a slight decrease to 31.18%, while private insurers increased to 53.52%.
SAHIs, including Star Health & Allied Insurance Company, experienced substantial premium growth, reflecting the industry’s focus on health insurance. However, specialised insurers faced challenges, with Agriculture Insurance Company of India witnessing a decline in premium.
latory environment, stable loss ratios, and cost containment measures. However, competition is expected to intensify as new players enter the market. The industry anticipates positive momentum towards achieving greater financial inclusion and expanding its reach by 2047.
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