India’s 3 state-owned insurers need close to US$2bn to remain solvent: ICRA

June 3 2025
by InsuranceAsia News

India’s three state-owned general insurers – United India Insurance, The Oriental Insurance, and National Insurance Company – may require a capital infusion of between INR152-170 billion (US$1.8-2 bil…

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