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LIC Q2 results: Profit up 31% YoY to Rs 10,098 cr; premium income grows 5.5% as AUM, solvency ratio improve

Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has delivered another strong quarterly performance, with higher premium income and expanding assets driving a 31% year-on-year rise in consolidated net profit to Rs 10,098 crore for the September quarter.The state-run insurer’s premium income rose 5.5% to Rs 1,26,930 crore from Rs 1,20,326 crore a year earlier, even as…

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LIC stake sale: Centre mulls up to $1.5 bn divestment by year-end; Sebi float rule drives move

The government is planning to sell a stake worth $1–1.5 billion (Rs 8,800–13,200 crore) in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) by the end of this year, people aware of the discussions told ET. The move is aimed at increasing the insurer’s public shareholding to 10% — the level required under Securities and Exchange Board…

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Congress demands parliamentary probe into LIC investments in Adani Group | India News

Jairam Ramesh slams PM Modi NEW DELHI: Congress Saturday demanded that Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) probe the LIC after a Washington Post report claimed the state-run insurer made huge investments in Adani Group securities after they took a beating in the markets. Congress spokesperson Jairam Ramesh termed the report a “disturbing revelation” about the…

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‘Far from truth’: LIC refutes ‘false’ report alleging government influence over Adani investments; calls it ‘baseless’

The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has dismissed the allegations made in a report by The Washington Post as “false, baseless and far from the truth” that claimed Indian officials had influenced the insurer’s investment decisions in Adani group companies.In a statement, LIC clarified that its investments are made independently and in accordance with…

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M-cap weekly gains: Eight of top-10 firms add Rs 1.69 lakh cr; Bajaj Finance leads rally as LIC, HUL lose value

The combined market valuation of eight of the 10 most valued domestic firms jumped Rs 1,69,506.83 crore last week, in line with an upbeat trend at Dalal Street. Bajaj Finance led the gainers, while Hindustan Unilever and LIC were the only laggards.During the week, the BSE benchmark surged 1,193.94 points or 1.47 per cent, boosting…

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