IndiaFirst Life Insurance
Genesis BCW wins national PR mandate for IndiaFirst Life Insurance
IndiaFirst Life Insurance re-appoints RM Vishakha as its new CEO & MD
IndiaFirst Life Insurance buys 9% stake in CSC e-Governance Services
IndiaFirst life Insurance ties up with Oxigen to distribute insurance products
IndiaFirst Life Insurance has been ranked amongst the top 5 Best Companies for Flexibility and Work Life Balance.
IndiaFirst Life Insurance, a joint venture between two public sector banks – Bank of Baroda and Andhra Bank along with UK’s leading risk, wealth and investment company Legal & General, was ranked amongst the top 100 Great Places to Work for in India. The survey was conducted by the Great Place To Work Institute India.
Customers in smaller cities to have better access to insurance, courtesy Budget proposals
Customers in smaller cities will have better access to insurance products, thanks to a number of proposals in the Budget 2013-14. Not only will they get insurance policies quicker, but they will also get serviced from multiple players. Read more
IndiaFirst Life insurance to set up agency for loyalty programs
IndiaFirst Life Insurance, a joint venture between two public sector banks—Bank of Baroda and Andhra Bank—along with UK’s risk, wealth and investment company Legal & General recently invited proposals for empanelment of agency for managing the company’s loyalty programs. Read more
IndiaFirst Life Insurance launches 2nd Phase of its Social Responsibility Initiative – AutoLife
IndiaFirst Life Insurance, a joint venture between two public sector banks – Bank of Baroda and Andhra Bank along with UK’s risk, wealth and investment company Legal & General announced launched the second phase of their social responsibility initiative AutoLife. Read more
Life insurance persistency good in first year, not in the long term
Life insurance companies are witnessing healthy growth in persistency in short period of one-year however, that is not the case in long term. As per data on persistency for the financial year 2011-12, insurers registered an average of 64.4 per cent policies renewed in second year, it was 64.3 per cent in last year. However, the average persistency ratio for fifth year was 46.5 per cent, which was 48 per cent in previous year. Read more