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PUBLIC SECTOR VS PRIVATE SECTOR

INSURANCE COMPANIES
Presented by the ABC Group:
1. Aliva Das
2. Debajit Bhattacharya
3. Dipannita Bhattacherya
4. Kumari Lata
5. Pratik Thacker
6. Puja Gupta
7. Rohit Agarwal
8. Saurabh Shah
9. Vijay Gupta
INTRODUCTION
 Insurance can be termed as a form of risk management which is
mainly used to protect an individual against the risk of prospective
financial loss, if any
 Insurance companies ensure financial reimbursement of the
insured losses to the policy holders or his/her beneficiary. This is
the most coveted Insurance Benefits
 Optional Insurance Benefits are also given by the companies to
their policy holders in order to entice them to access their
insurance package. These optional benefits include:
i) Health and dental insurance of the family, life insurance
of the spouse and the child
ii) Accidental death policy for the policy holder in addition to
the actual insurance
iii) Long term and short term insurance plans against
disability of the policy holder
 Pre-tax insurance benefits
HIERARCHY OF THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY
IN INDIA
OVERVIEW OF THE
INDIAN INSURANCE INDUSTRY
 Indian insurance is a flourishing sector with several national
and international players competing and growing at rapid
rates, especially general and life insurance which accounts for
2.5% and 0.65% respectively of total India's GDP

 The period from 2010 - 2015 projected to be the 'Golden Age'


for the Indian insurance industry

 A comprehensive range of insurance plans target the growing


economy and the increasing wealth of the middle classes

 Due to the growing demand for insurance and with the


opening up of the Indian economy, more and more insurance
companies are now emerging in the Indian insurance sector
KEY STATISTICS:
INDIAN INSURANCE INDUSTRY
 INDIA – the fifth largest insurance market in Asia
 Insurance is a US$ 41-billion industry in India
 Growing at a rate of 32-34 per cent annually
 According to IRDA, total premium collected in 2009-2010 was US$
24.64 billion, an increase of 25.46 % over US$ 19.64 billion collected in
2008-2009
 A growth of 18 % is expected in total premium income and is likely to
cross the US$ 64.93 billion mark --B Mathur, Secretary General, Life
Insurance Council
 Insurance reforms under IRDA have spurred buoyant growth of the
industry
MAJOR INSURANCE COMPANIES IN
PUBLIC SECTOR

Life Insurance Corporation (LIC) of


India

National Insurance Company


Limited

Oriental Insurance Limited


MAJOR INSURANCE COMPANIES IN
PRIVATE SECTOR
Individual plans include motor, accident, health &
travel insurance.
Corporate plans include marine, travel, energy,
property and liability plans

Travel insurance, health insurance, asset insurance


and corporate insurance

Business solutions personal solutions, project solutions,


liability solutions ,travel insurance

Individual life protection plan, savings plan, children


plans, retirement plan, riders
Savings and wealth creating solutions, child plans,
retirement plans, protection plans

Public liability policy, jewellers block policy, pravasi


bharatiya bima yojana policy, universal health insurance
scheme, fire policy

Innovative products, customer service of the highest


order, use of technology, increase market share and
professionalism in the business

Serve the insurance needs of the entire community,


provide services at reasonable cost, optimum utilization
of the funds, maintain global standards, minimize losses
&retention of business
PUBLIC SECTOR VS PRIVATE SECTOR
 LIC registered an 83 % increase in new business premium in
March 2010, against a 47% growth by private players
 As per IRDA, insurers sold 10.55 million new policies in 2009-
2010
 LIC 8.52 million & private companies 2.03 million policies
 At the end of March 2010, LIC held 65 % market share in terms
of new business income collection with the private sector
contributed the remaining 35 % share in 2009–2010
PUBLIC AND PRIVATE
INDUSTRY STRUCTURE
Life
Insurer 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
s
PUBLI
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
C
PRIVA
12 12 13 13 15 15 21 22
TE

General
Insurer 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
s
PUBLI
2 6 6 6 6 6 6 6
C
PRIVA
8 8 8 8 9 10 15 15
TE
COMPARISION ON THE BASIS OF TOTAL
INCOME
FY 03-04 FY 04-05 FY 05-06 FY 06-07 FY 07-08

PUBLIC
SECTO 93089 112393 132147 174425 206363
R
PRIVAT
E
4323 9049 18863 24242 52648
SECTO
R

TOTAL 97412 121442 151010 198667 259011

All figures in Rs. Crore


DISTRIBUTION OF MARKET SHARE
AMONGST PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SECTOR
Market share of the major players in the
Life insurance Segment in India
FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO INCREASE
IN MARKET SHARE OF PRIVATE
PLAYERS
BANK ASSURANCE – Here banks act as corporate agents and
have been the force behind the success of private life insurance
(ICICI Prudential, SBI Life)

Most of the private players have used a balanced approach


between bank assurance & agency model

Brokers and corporate agents emerging new distribution channel

Internet /mobile are the new channels introduced by the private


players
BUSINESS PREMIUM INCOME DURING
APRIL –JUNE
INDIAN INSURANCE SECTOR –
THE ROAD AHEAD
Saturation of the insurance markets in many developed economies has
made the Indian market more attractive for the international insurance
players according to ‘Booming insurance markets in India (2008-2011)’

Total life insurance premium in India is projected to grow US $266 billion


by 2010-2011

Total non-life insurance premium is expected to grow at a CAGR of 25%


for the period spanning from 2008-2009 to 2010-2011

The home insurance sector is expected to achieve a 100% growth

In the next three years health insurance is poised to become the second
largest after motor insurance in the non-life arena
CONCLUSION
 LIC is the giant of the insurance sector. The overall size of LIC is
much more than that of all private insurance companies
 Due to excellent service quality and attractive offers private
insurance companies have started getting a number of customers.
They are growing rapidly. Though LIC is also increasing its
customer base but private insurance companies are moving at a
fast pace & also penetrating in the customer base of LIC.
 Private insurance companies are expanding their business and
will certainly going to give a tough competition to Public sector in
the coming days
 LIC has not shown their good concern when the matter of
grievance handling comes. Private insurance companies are far
ahead in this matter. LIC has just resolved 25% cases in the last
five years while private insurance companies have resolved nearly
70% cases
THANK YOU

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