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    Only 3% of India’s 62 million business owners have SME insurance: ICICI Lombard’s Anand Singhi

    Our focus on end-to-end risk management for MSMEs through various tailored digital solutions makes us different, says Anand Singhi, Chief of Retail and Government Business at ICICI Lombard.

    Extreme heat cover, the right coolant

    In response to increasing heat-related challenges, especially impacting informal sector workers, efforts are being made to mitigate financial losses through parametric insurance. This innovative approach focuses on predefined weather events rather than actual losses incurred. Last year, SEWA provided heat insurance to 21,000 members, which has now expanded to cover 50,000 individuals this year.

    Travel Insurance: What you need to know before you plan your next international trip

    Travel insurance provides coverage for travel risks, including medical support, flight cancellations, and emergency evacuation. It is not always mandatory but advisable for international travel. Policies include trip-wise insurance and group travel insurance.

    Government initiates parametric & hydroelectric insurance pools for enhanced disaster protection

    The government, led by GIC chairman Ramaswamy Narayanan, is developing parametric and hydroelectric insurance pools to enhance disaster protection. Parametric coverage will pay claims based on predefined triggers like earthquakes, while the hydroelectric pool will insure losses to power projects due to natural disasters. These schemes draw inspiration from the successful post-2004 terrorism insurance pool. The government plans to prioritize these initiatives after the elections. Details like whether the coverage will be at the state or district level are still being finalized.

    Traders are bracing for a record-smashing summer that will shake up commodities

    Prices for some of the world’s most vital commodities — natural gas, power and staple crops like wheat and soy — are climbing.

    IPL washout spurs potential insurance claims of Rs 50-60 crore

    The rain-induced washout of the Gujarat Titans versus Kolkata Knight Riders match on Monday has sparked concerns about revenue losses, leading sponsors and franchise owners to contemplate submitting claims to insurance providers. For this year's Indian Premier League (IPL), insurance coverage totaling Rs. 10,000 crore was procured from insurers such as New India Assurance, National Insurance Company, and United Insurance.

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