India’s insurance market is expanding rapidly as a result of the country’s phenomenal economic growth. With experience and expertise in both regional and national markets, EMB offers industry-leading software, consultancy and professional development services to the local offices of multinational and domestic insurance companies. In a nation with such a strong educational ethos, our philosophy of knowledge transfer is proving to be compelling, and we provide tailor-made training and development programmes in addition to pricing, reserving and financial modelling services.
We also work closely with EMB’s other international offices and provide high quality, cost-effective actuarial support for global clients.
Vikas Newatia, Managing Director, EMB India
Since 2000, Indian non-life insurance has grown at a rate of approximately 15% p.a., driven by the country’s dramatic economic growth. Between 2002-3 and 2006-7 even the states sector’s premium income increased by a third, whilst the private companies grew by nearly 400%. Despite this tremendous progress, the industry has only started to tap India’s almost limitless potential.
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