3 Sept 2026
Misselling has to be addressed at the point of sale: LIC's Doraiswamy
LIC's managing director says misselling must be checked where policies are sold, not later. The firm plans to keep its value of new business margin—a profit gauge—at 24-25%. It also targets double-digit growth, focusing on investment and distribution. For buyers, this pushes insurers toward honest selling. Still, read terms and ask questions before signing any policy.
Key Statutory Highlights
- LIC's managing director said misselling needs to be tackled at the point of sale.
- LIC wants to keep its value of new business margin between 24% and 25%.
- The company is targeting double-digit growth and reviewed its investment strategy and distribution network.
Actionable Advice for Taxpayers / Founders:When buying any insurance policy, ask the seller to explain all terms and conditions clearly, and do not sign until you are comfortable.
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