Insurance Broking Market in India 2020

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Market Insights:

Insurance brokers are representatives of clients’ interests in insurance contracts (not insurers), and act as an intermediary between insurers and the insured.
A significant number of brokers have entered the Indian insurance broking industry, since 2003, when the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDAI) allowed brokers to act as intermediaries. As of July 2020, 468 insurance brokers have been licensed by the IRDAI. Brokers are the preferred channel of business in India as they account for more than 70% of commercial lines (marine, aviation, construction, engineering, risk, and liability insurance). Further, the dynamic and conducive regulatory landscape in the country is expected to propel industry growth in the coming years. As the Indian insurance market continues to grow organically with increasing population and insurance requirements, there remains a massive opportunity for disruption through technology.
The total premium collected through brokers grew from INR 170 Bn in FY 2014 to INR 372.68 Bn in FY 2019, expanding at a CAGR of 17.00% during the 2014-2019 period

Segment insights:

Non-life insurance accounts for a majority share of the broking business, whereas, life-insurance forms a mere 1% of the total distribution mix. The Indian insurance industry witnessed a growing contribution from the non-life insurance channel between FY 2014 and FY 2019 due to the increased penetration of motor and healthcare businesses in the country.
The large-sized and medium-sized corporates account for ~40%–50% of the customers; SME customers account for ~10%–20% and retail customers’ account for ~30%–40% of the broking business in India.

Impact of COVID-19 and the way forward:

The outbreak of deadly COVID-19 has increased awareness regarding insurance products (mostly health insurance products) among Indians. However, insurance renewals are getting delayed, owing to the lack of funds in the hands of policyholders. Property and casualty business, and fresh savings business have gravely hampered the market of insurance brokers in the country.
Furthermore, with a substantial drop in interest rates, credit spread is rising. Hence, the credit discount rate used for calculating mathematical reserves is expected to decline, putting pressure on premiums. Therefore, the opportunity to reinvest the maturing assets will be challenging for insurance brokers in India.
However, to keep policies in force, regulators can frame automatic renewal with a grace period for the payment of premium. Also, the Indian government can promote policies to ensure steady cash flow and accelerated payments of premium.

Companies covered:

• Aditya Birla Insurance Brokers Limited
• Edelweiss Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited
• Global Insurance Brokers Private Limited
• Manappuram Insurance Brokers Limited
• Muthoot Risk Insurance and Broking Services Private Limited
• Narnolia Financial Advisors Limited
• Reliance Retail Insurance Broking Limited
• Share India Insurance Brokers Private Limited
• Tata Motors Insurance Broking and Advisory Services Limited
• Marsh India Insurance Brokers Private Limited

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Chapter 1: Executive summary Chapter 2: Socio-economic indicators Chapter 3: Introduction 3.1. Market definition and structure Chapter 4: India insurance industry analysis 4.1. India insurance industry analysis 4.2. Life insurance density in India 4.3. Life insurance penetration in India 4.4. Non-life insurance density in India 4.5. Non-life insurance penetration in India 4.6. Life and non-life insurance total premium 4.7. Channel-wise gross direct premium income – non-life insurance 4.8. Regulatory body for the Indian insurance sector – IRDA Chapter 5: Global non-life insurance and broking market snapshot 5.1. Global non-life insurance and broking market snapshot Chapter 6: India insurance broking market overview 6.1. Insurance broking contribution to total premium in the non-life insurance industry 6.2. Operating model 6.3. Evolving needs of customers 6.4. Major services provided by brokers in India 6.5. Services offered by global insurance brokers 6.6. Future growth prospects Chapter 7: Insurance broking landscape in India – segmentation 7.1. India insurance broking market share based on category 7.2. India insurance broking segmentation on broker operating models 7.3. India reinsurance market segmentation based on operation Chapter 8: State-wise number of registered brokers 8.1. State-wise number of registered brokers Chapter 9: Impact of COVID – 19 9.1. Impact on the Indian insurance industry 9.2. Impact on the Indian insurance broking industry Chapter 10: Market trends 10.1. Market trends Chapter 11: Market influencers 11.1. Market drivers 11.2. Market challengers Chapter 12: Competitive landscape 12.1. Aditya Birla Insurance Brokers Limited - Company information - Business description - Products/services - Key people 12.2. Edelweiss Gallagher Insurance Brokers Limited 12.3. Global Insurance Brokers Private Limited 12.4. Manappuram Insurance Brokers Limited 12.5. Muthoot Risk Insurance and Broking Services Private Limited 12.6. Narnolia Financial Advisors Limited 12.7. Reliance Retail Insurance Broking Limited 12.8. Share India Insurance Brokers Private Limited 12.9. Tata Motors Insurance Broking and Advisory Services Limited 12.10. Marsh India Insurance Brokers Private Limited Chapter 13: Recent Developments 13.1. Recent developments Chapter 14: Appendix 14.1. Research methodology 14.2. About Netscribes 14.3. Disclaimer

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