Rising medical expenses top anxiety of urban India: Survey
As per IPQ 6.0, urban India has demonstrated a remarkable progress in financial readiness, with 3 out of 4 urban Indians now owning life insurance products.
As per IPQ 6.0, urban India has demonstrated a remarkable progress in financial readiness, with 3 out of 4 urban Indians now owning life insurance products.
Swamy has alleged that the Axis Bank-Max Life deal violated the mandatory directions of the IRDAI.
With a retirement index of 48 points, millennials surpass others in retirement preparedness, backed by heightened awareness of financial products
The share price of the life insurance company gained as much as 6.3% to touch a new 52-week high of ₹937.50 in early trade today.
After the proposed transaction, Max Financial Services, which is the holding company of Max Life, will have an 80.98% stake in the insurance firm.
In 2021 Axis Bank-Max Life deal, IRDAI says Max Life facilitated transactions of transfer of its shares between parties in violation of its rules, which allowed Axis entities to make “undue profits”.
A significant number of consumers fear that if nothing unfortunate happens, they would be wasting a huge amount towards the premiums paid for term insurance.