Life Insurance Marketing in India (B): The Changing Distribution Norms

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Themes: Distribution
Period : 2000 - 2002
Organization : ICICI Prudential, Max New York Life, ETC
Pub Date : 2002
Countries : India
Industry : Insurance

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Distribution Initiatives of the New Players

Post-liberalization, a fierce battle commenced in the Indian insurance industry for garnering market share. New insurance companies used all available channels of distribution, right from individual agents and corporate agents to bancassurance. Bancassurance soon emerged as one of the most lucrative insurance distribution channels.

According to analysts, it not only helped insurance companies increase market penetration and premium turnover, it also helped banks increase their Return on Assets (ROA - annual earnings divided by total assets).

This was because, even with a constant asset base, bancassurance contributed to enhanced ROA through fee income. (Refer Table II for various bancassurance agreements).

Table II
Bancassurance Arrangements of the Indian Insurance Companies

Insurance Company Bancassurance Partner
Allianz Bajaj Standard Chartered Bank
Birla Sun Life Citibank
Dabur - CGU Canara Bank/ Lakshmi Vilas Bank, ABN Amro Bank & American Express Bank
HDFC-Standard Life Union Bank/ Indian Bank
ICICI Prudential Life ICICI Bank
ING Vysya Life Vysya Bank
LIC Corporation Bank, Oriental Bank of Commerce, Indian Overseas Bank
Met Life J & K Bank
SBI-Cardiff Life Insurance SBI
Tata-AIG Life Insurance Citibank
Source: www.watsonwyatt.com

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