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This is an archive article published on April 22, 2000

LIC posts record new premium growth in decade

MUMBAI, APR 21: Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has announced its highest growth rate in a decade of 35.41 per cent with a new b...

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MUMBAI, APR 21: Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has announced its highest growth rate in a decade of 35.41 per cent with a new business premium income of Rs 4393.90 crore for 1999-2000.The income includes pension and group schemes and single premium policies.

The new individual policies sold during the year totalled 169.77 lakh, registering a growth of 14.37 per cent, while the sum assured under these policies peaked to Rs 91,213.42 crore, a 21.11 per cent growth, LIC said in a release here today.

"The corporation’s excellent results in the first year of the new millennium reflect the growing confidence of the insuring public in the organisation in an era of competition," LIC Chairman G Krishnamurthy said.

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Record performance levels were also achieved in pension and group schemes, it said, adding that individual pension schemes registered an increase of 111 per cent at 2,23,345 new policies, raking in first premium income of Rs 311.80 crore, a leap of 181 per cent over the previous year.

Under the group insurance portfolio, the organisation insured 13.93 lakh lives by collecting a premium of Rs 598.42 crore, a growth of 10 per cent and 35 per cent respectively, it added.

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