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    IndiaFirst Life's IPO deferred, not shelved: Rushabh Gandhi

    Gandhi said the "IPO plan has been deferred but not shelved", and will align with market conditions, which are expected to be more favourable 18 months from now. The company's earlier attempts were hindered by regulatory and market uncertainties.

    IndiaFirst Life Insurance appoints Rushabh Gandhi as MD & CEO

    IndiaFirst Life Insurance has announced the elevation of Rushabh Gandhi, currently the deputy CEO, as its new MD and CEO. Gandhi, with over 29 years of experience in Indian and international markets, will succeed R.M. Vishakha, who is retiring on June 30. Gandhi's appointment is effective July 1 or upon regulatory approvals. The move aligns with the company's succession planning, leveraging Gandhi's strategic vision and experience in driving growth and profitability. His appointment is subject to IRDAI approval and other statutory clearances.

    Bima Sugam approved: Insurance policies set to be more affordable; buying policies, claim-settlement to be easier

    IRDAI has approved the proposal to set up Bima Sugam — an online insurance marketplace. From buying insurance policies to renewals to claim settlement to portability to grievance redressal — Bima Sugam aims to provide an 'end-to-end' digital journey to all policyholders. What is Bima Sugam? How will Bima Sugam benefit insurance policyholders? All you need to know

    IndiaFirst Life Insurance strengthens leadership deck

    “I am happy to announce the strategic leadership appointments of Sunder Natrajan as our CHRO and Amrish Maheshwari as the new CRO. Their proven expertise and dedication align seamlessly with our vision,” Vishakha RM, managing director, IndiaFirst Life Insurance, said in a statement.

    IndiaFirst Life targets IPO launch by March

    IndiaFirst Life Insurance received approval for an initial public offering from the capital markets regulator Sebi in March last year and aims to float the issue by March. The company is meeting investors to gauge the market sentiment.

    Free to raise commissions, insurers push annuity plans

    The insurance regulator has granted insurers the flexibility to determine commissions across their product range, allowing them to offer higher commissions to distributors for annuities compared to ULIPs and increase the sale of such products.

    The Economic Times
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