LIC Ranked World’s 3rd Strongest Insurance Brand

Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has been ranked the third strongest insurance brand globally, with a Brand Strength Index (BSI) score of 88 out of 100, according to the Brand Finance Insurance 100 (2025) report. Poland-based PZU topped the rankings with a BSI score of 94.4, followed by China Life Insurance in second place with 93.5. LIC also holds the 12th position in brand value among global insurers, while SBI Life ranks 76th, making them the only two Indian insurers in the top 100.

Key Highlights

LIC’s Global Ranking

  • Ranked 3rd strongest insurance brand globally.
  • Achieved a BSI score of 88/100.
  • Holds the 12th position in brand value worldwide.
  • SBI Life is the only other Indian insurer in the top 100, ranking 76th.

Global Insurance Market Trends

  • The top 100 insurance brands grew by 9% in brand value in 2025.
  • Growth driven by higher investment income, rising interest rates, and increased profitability.
  • Market capitalization rose due to increasing demand for insurance products.
  • Economic recovery, strategic mergers, acquisitions, and tech advancements accelerated industry growth.

LIC’s Financial Performance

  • Standalone net profit rose 17% YoY in the December quarter to ₹11,056.47 crore (from ₹9,444.42 crore).
  • Consolidated net profit increased 16% YoY to ₹11,000 crore.
  • Management expenses decreased, with employee compensation and welfare costs dropping 30%.
  • Expense ratio reduced by 231 basis points (bps) to 12.97% from 15.28%.
Summary/Static Details
Why in the news? LIC Ranked World’s 3rd Strongest Insurance Brand
Ranking LIC is 3rd strongest insurance brand globally (BSI score: 88/100).
Brand Value LIC holds 12th position among the most valuable insurance brands.
Other Indian Insurers SBI Life ranks 76th, making them the only two Indian insurers in the top 100.
Global Market Growth Insurance brand value grew 9% in 2025, driven by higher investment returns and economic recovery.
Financial Performance LIC’s net profit rose 17% YoY in Q3 (₹11,056.47 crore), with expense ratio down to 12.97%.
Cost Reduction Employee compensation and welfare costs dropped 30%, improving profitability.
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