It's time Indian policy response is put in global perspective and industry context for business like reinsurance.
To paint Indian policy as protectionist is a case of black-and-white thinking - The Financial Express
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GIC Re had booked a premium of Rs 41,799 crore during FY18 registering a growth of 24.5%, improving its ranking from 12th in previous year to achieve 10th global position. @Rajeevkumr @SecretaryDEA @DFS_India
GIC Re achieves yet another milestone - becomes 10th largest global reinsurer during FY18, as published by Standard & Poor’s . @Rajeevkumr @SecretaryDEA @DFS_India
GIC Re declares Q1FY19 results -
Combined ratio maintained at 99.9% -
Net Worth increases by 21.6% -
Return on Equity is 13.8% (annualized).
@rajeevkumr
There would be a handful of Indian companies or Indian MNCs who have achieved global scale. I am happy to say that GIC Re is about to emerge among top 10 globally.
Few years back Warren Buffet had observed that float can go down or up but further gains in float will be tough for Berkshire. But in this market for GIC Re, float can only increase – it is a one-way street
Return on Equity (Annualized) improved to 15.9% in nine months of current financial year as compared to 4.8% in the similar period last year, showing a growth of 331.3% #GICReResults