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Non-life insurance premiums rise 10.5% in October

2026-11-13 · 1 source · Business Standard Finance

In short

Gross direct premiums in non-life insurance rose to ₹32,760.81 crore in October. Standalone health insurers grew 21.3%, faster than the wider industry’s 10.5% increase.

What the reporting says

Gross direct premiums rose to ₹32,760.81 crore in October, with standalone health insurers posting 21.3% growth and leading the broader non-life insurance industry. The Business Standard summary says the health insurers outpaced the sector, which saw overall premium growth of 10.5% for the month. The figures point to stronger momentum in health cover within non-life insurance.

Why it matters

Gross direct premiums in the non-life insurance industry rose to ₹32,760.81 crore in October, while standalone health insurers grew 21.3%. The reported 10.5% sector growth suggests health insurance was the strongest segment within non-life cover. The figures matter to insurers and investors watching premium trends across the broader insurance market.

Touches: Standalone health insurers, Insurance, Markets, Companies

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