September 2019 - Insurance Times

Artificial Intelligence, popularly known as AI, is a very commonly used word for the last few years in the insurance industry.  As the name suggests, “Artificial” is not “Natural /…

Structural changes, systems under stress, underemployment and failing institutions have a tremendous human cost in terms of increasing anxiety, anger and loneliness in the world. The causes may be macro,…

The current scenario in 90% of the Sub-Continent of India in the months of July-August 2019 reveal an outrageous form of Acts of God perils of Rainstorms- Floods- Deluge…. Since…

Women have always been contributing to see the Indian economy achieve speedy progress. They are always at the forefront of India’s economic development history. On the other side the concern…

The generation commonly known as millennials, or Generation Y, is coming of age in almost all the countries, potentially creating new challenges and opportunities for the insurance industry globally. Millennials…

With an increase in internet penetration, social media and digital banking transactions, we are unknowingly exposed to various cyber-attacks. These can range from misuse of your financial information to data…

The liability of an insurance company to compensate a road accident victim when the terms of the policy have been violated came in for examination again in the Bombay High…

The Supreme Court has recently criticized the Calcutta High Court for dismissing the appeal of a woman without giving reasons. She had appealed on behalf of her 10-year-old son who…

The bench of Justices Indu Malhotra and Sanjiv Khanna in Sunita Tokas & Anr. Versus New India Insurance Co. Ltd. & Anr reiterated that age of the deceased is material…

The Supreme Court has reiterated the insurance claim principle whereby the computation of claim amount is supposed to be done based on age of the deceased and not age of…