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- U.S. health secretary piles pressure on insurers (0 replies)
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- Chile quake losses at $4-$7 bn: Swiss Re (0 replies)
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- Chile quake losses at $4-$7 bn: Swiss Re (0 replies)
- AIG could learn fate of Taiwan unit deal soon (0 replies)
- LIC's banking bid hits a hurdle (0 replies)
- ET in the classroom: Cashless mediclaim (0 replies)
- IRDA whip against pyramid schemes (1 replies)
- Read my Ulips, it?s a better long-term bet (0 replies)
- Public sector banks, insurers asked to pay more advance tax (0 replies)
- MetLife to acquire AIG arm for $15.5 billion (0 replies)
- MetLife to buy AIG's Alico unit for $15.5 billion (0 replies)
- Tips to choose right insurance cover (0 replies)
- Dai-ichi Life sets price range for $12 bln IPO (0 replies)
- MetLife set to buy AIG's Alico unit - sources (0 replies)
- AIG to get MetLife stake in $15 bln unit sale (0 replies)
- Dai-ichi sets IPO price range of Y125,000-155,000/share (0 replies)
- LIC eyes 18% growth in premium income (0 replies)
- LIC expects Rs.176,000 crore premium income this fiscal (0 replies)
- SEBI studying responses sent by life insurance cos (0 replies)
- Insurance cos' popularity depends on customer service (0 replies)
- Insurance co to pay Rs 50K as ‘compensation’ (0 replies)
- MetLife near $15 bln deal for AIG unit - sources (0 replies)
- Lloyd's of London attacks Indian protectionism - FT (0 replies)
- Query corner: Insurance (0 replies)
- General insurers face higher liabilities (0 replies)
- Max New York to focus on rural network (0 replies)
- Universal Sompo office in Mangalore (0 replies)
- AIG unit sale shows more buyers could hijack IPOs (0 replies)
- Prudential can't add Tata AIG stake, rules IRDA (0 replies)
- Prudential, AIG selling AIA deal to Asia staff (0 replies)
- Prudential, AIG selling AIA deal to Asia staff (0 replies)
- Prudential, AIG CEOs selling AIA deal to Asia staff (0 replies)
- Panel seeks safeguards on credit rating (0 replies)
- Aegon Religare sees potential in child plans (0 replies)
- New India Assurance plans low-premium mediclaim cover (0 replies)
- TDS limit hike cheers insurers (0 replies)
- New FICCI chief eyes $75 bn FDI by 2015 (0 replies)
- Budget a mixed bag for insurance industry (0 replies)
- Irda keeps close watch on AIG Asia biz sale (0 replies)
- General insurance business grows 10.48% (0 replies)
- Tatas studying AIG's Asia ops sale to Prudential (0 replies)
- ING gets wiggle room on insurance sell-off (0 replies)
- UK's Pru to buy AIG Asia unit for $35.5 bn (0 replies)
- Prudential jolts Asian insurance M&A to life (0 replies)
- UK's Pru to buy AIG Asia unit for $35.5 bn (0 replies)
- UK's Pru to buy AIG Asia unit for $35.5 bn (0 replies)
- Prudential jolts Asian insurance MandA to life (0 replies)
- ANALYSIS - Prudential jolts Asian insurance M&A to life (0 replies)
- U.S. STOCKS - Stocks lifted by M&A, prospects for Greece aid (0 replies)
- Mergers, deals and Greece relief lift Wall Street (0 replies)
- Pvt life insurers back in hiring mode (0 replies)
- Prudential to buy AIG's Asian unit for $35.5 b (0 replies)
- Wall St gains at open on AIG, Greece relief (0 replies)
- UK's Pru confirms to buy AIG Asia for $35.5 bln (0 replies)
- UK's Pru confirms to buy AIG Asia for $35.5 billion (0 replies)
- AIG sells Asian arm to Prudential: source (0 replies)
- AIG agrees to $35.5 bln unit sale to UK's Pru - sources (0 replies)
- Mixed bag for non-life cos (0 replies)
- Health insurance costs set to soar (0 replies)
- Hidden gems for life insurance policyholders, agents (0 replies)
- Insurance, fund buys keep bond yields range-bound (0 replies)
- A breather for general insurers (0 replies)
- Britain's Prudential in talks to buy AIA - Sky (0 replies)
- Berkshire operating profit falls, Buffett cautious (0 replies)
- AIG's Nan Shan buyer plans loan, 7.1 bln in options (0 replies)
- AIG posts $8.9 bln loss, Chartis improves (0 replies)
- AIG posts $8.9 bln loss on charges, reserves (0 replies)
- Budget provides relief to insurers from service tax on ULIP (0 replies)
- Union Budget 2010: Health insurance costs set to go up (0 replies)
- Union Budget 2010: Hidden gems for policyholders, insurance agents (0 replies)
- Union Budget 2010: Non-life insurance cos benefit (0 replies)
- AIG modifies payback plan to New York Fed - WSJ (0 replies)
- Query Corner: Insurance (0 replies)
- New instrument to help insurance cos avoid catastrophe (0 replies)
- Survey favours introducing catastrophe bonds (0 replies)
- Metlife India Insurance on massive branch expansion pan-India (0 replies)
- Build an equity-debt portfolio of 70:30 ratio (0 replies)
- Five truths to guide your insurance purchases (0 replies)
- Insurers pin hope on equitable tax, service tax exemption (0 replies)
- LIC's fresh premium declines 53.45% in January (0 replies)
- LIC's fresh premium declines 53.45% in Jan (0 replies)
- WNS eyes firm foothold in Asia-Pacific, West Asia (0 replies)
- Raise tax deduction limit on medical insurance premium (0 replies)
- Grant service tax exemption for rural insurance policies (0 replies)
- Insurance unions oppose pre-set wage revision (0 replies)
- Birla Sun Life eyes Rs 675-cr infusion (0 replies)
- R.K. Nair appointed IRDA Member (0 replies)
- BMW lays off UK pension liabilities with Deutsche Bank (0 replies)
- Japan's Dai-ichi Life plans for $11.7 bln IPO (0 replies)
- Obama will seek to control insurance rate hikes (0 replies)
- Obama has insurers in sight as he sets health plan (0 replies)
- Life insurers seek higher FDI, tax sops for long-term policies (0 replies)
- Life insurers seek higher FDI (0 replies)
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