Cash-carrying companies are seeking higher insurance cover after the government scrapped Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.
Sanjay Kedia, country head and chief executive officr of Marsh India, said cash-carrying companies were expecting a spurt in liquidity and had ramped up storage facilities across India.
He added most cash-carrying companies were seeking to more than double their per-location insurance coverage. A few companies are asking for insurance limits as high as Rs 500 crore per location. Insurance industry executives said this was a temporary situation, only till customers had adequate cash.
Insurance companies provide coverage against theft and other contingencies