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Insurance Chronicle Magazine:
Detariffing in General Insurance Industry
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Detariffing in General Insurance Industry,Insurance is an international service, industry and follows trade and industry,About 42% of GDP, India services sector, insurance is an important segment, insurance sector, has been private operations, both public and private sector insurance companies.

 
 

Initially tariffs were introduced to protect the customer's interest. But for insurance companies, tariff system leaves very little scope for competition. Subjecting everyone to tariff is not a desirable solution in the long run and the technical norms are universally ignored in the face of competition. This article throws light on the challenges against detarriffing; detariffing experience in 1994-Marine Insurance; and Industry outlook towards detariffing.

Insurance is an international service industry and follows trade and industry. About 42% of GDP in India is derived and generated from the services sector of which insurance is an important segment. The insurance sector has been opened up for private operations during the year 2000. Now, both public and private sector insurance companies will continue to operate, function and coexist simultaneously. In all, 28 insurance companies, including six public sectors Life and General Insurance companies, are operating in the country.

The basic concept of insurance is it provides a pool to which many contribute and out of which a few who suffer losses are compensated. It is a creation of some security towards any loss or damage. The loss can be to life or property. Life