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Thursday, June 26, 2014

LIC close to seizing Unitech's Noida land

NEW DELHI: Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has taken "notional possession" of a slice of real estate major Unitech's 350-acre land parcel in Noida after the company failed to repay a part of its nearly Rs 150-crore loan from the country's largest insurer.
In a 'Notional Possession Notice' issued, LIC cautioned the public against dealing with the land parcels in sectors 96, 97 and 98 in Noida, which is prime property along the expressway that connects the Delhi suburb with Greater Noida. Bankers said "notional possession" is a step short of taking physical control of an asset, although the property remains under the company's charge. The property can be handed back to the company once the accounts are settled. 
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New govt's fiscal policy to affect RBI's monetary stance

 
With a new government at the Centre only a few weeks away, the Reserve Bank of India () might wait for the new dispensation’s  to take its policy actions, feel experts. Although Consumer Price Index (CPI)-based inflation is on the rise in March, RBI might hold rates till June.

According to experts, if the new government takes concrete steps, it would provide room for RBI to cut rates in the future, though not in near term. 

New bank licences in a few weeks: RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan

NEW DELHI: India will hand out licences for setting up new banks in a few weeks after a go-ahead from the Election Commission, Reserve Bank Governor Raghuram Rajan said on Friday. 
"Yes, we will ask EC to make sure, because it's an important issue. The process has taken place last year. In that sense, it's nothing new. But certainly we would want them (EC) to be okay," Rajan said at a press conference, which he addressed jointly with Finance Minister P Chidambaram, after a meeting of the central bank's board in New Delhi.  

Do not delay filing an insurance claim

Getting insurance companies to pay  is the hard part at times. Though the claims ratio of most insurance companies is 94-98 per cent, claimants often have to run pillar to post to get these. There are various reasons due to which claims can be rejected. Among these is a delay on the part of the.
Under the , a claimant has to tell the company about the death in three years. The company can refuse to pay the  if told beyond this period. But, in case of genuine reasons, the company has to pay. 


I-Life Secure Online Plan Launched By Aviva India

 
Mr. Rishi Piparaiya, Director – Marketing and Banassurance at Aviva India announced the launch of on-line life insurance plan i-life secure. This plan provides for guaranteed income for 15 years post death of the life insured. Adding to the above, he said that this plan ensures that the family of the deceased and their needs are protected, whether it is the child’s school fees, EMI for housing loan or protection of the family by way of regular income 

Liberty Videocon hopes to meet business target by March

MUMBAI: Private sector general insurer Liberty Videocon is confident of achieving its initial target of Rs 120 crore in the first year of operations on the back of growth in motor and commercial verticals, a top company official said here today. 
"Our target for this fiscal, which is the first year of our operations, is Rs 120 crore. We have already collected a premium of around Rs 65 crore as of now, which is in line with our initial target," Chief Executive Officer of Liberty Videocon General Insurance, Roopam Asthana, told PTI in an interaction here. 
The new entrant to the general insurance industry said around 70 per cent of premium was collected from its retail business, while rest 30 per cent is from commercial segments.  

CHRISTMAS IS FOR LOVE

Christmas is for love. It is for joy, for giving and sharing, for laughter, for reuniting with family and friends, for tinsel and brightly decorated packages. But mostly, Christmas is for love. I had not believed this until a small elf-like student with wide-eyed innocent eyes and soft rosy cheeks gave me a wondrous gift one Christmas.