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Health insurance premium rise spurs non-life growth, shows data

While insurers have witnessed a jump in health premiums over the last two years, their claims burden has also gone up.

Notwithstanding the growth in health premiums, insurers have seen elevated levels of Covid claims in the first three months of the financial year due to the second wave of the pandemic.
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Subrata Panda Mumbai
Health insurance premiums, which registered a 25.6 per cent growth — almost double that of last year — have been the main driver of the double-digit growth in non-life insurance in FY22. This comes after a horrid FY21, where the industry registered a low single-digit growth.
In FY22, health insurance premiums rose to Rs 73,582.13 crore, becoming the main line of business for non-life insurance sector, with a 33.33 per cent market share. This is a jump of 380 basis points (bps) over last year, data from the General Insurance Council showed.
Health premiums grew at 13.5 per cent and 13 per

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