life insurance
Pragati Life settles Tk 190 crore claims in H1
Claim settlement rises 26% year-on-year
Padma Islami's life fund shrinks in first half
The amount of its settled claims was Tk 9.4 crore higher than premiums deposited
MetLife offers Tk 50,000 free insurance coverage
MetLife clients travelling within Bangladesh, hajj pilgrims will get the benefit
Jiban Bima sees steady growth despite challenges
Jiban Bima Corporation, a state-run life insurance provider in Bangladesh, witnessed steady growth for the past few years as its subscriber base has expanded even though customers lack faith in the industry.
Life insurers continue to keep faith in govt securities
Life insurance companies in Bangladesh have continued to put more than half of their investments in treasury bills and bonds in the absence of diversified investment opportunities, official figures showed.
Life insurance penetration halves in a decade
Anwar Hossen, who holds an MBA, works for a private firm and draws a monthly salary of more than Tk 60,000. But he has not purchased any life insurance policy although private sector employees in Bangladesh are not entitled to any pension support and his four-member family will be in trouble if he faces any untimely death.
Pragati Life settles Tk 190 crore claims in H1
Claim settlement rises 26% year-on-year
Padma Islami's life fund shrinks in first half
The amount of its settled claims was Tk 9.4 crore higher than premiums deposited
MetLife offers Tk 50,000 free insurance coverage
MetLife clients travelling within Bangladesh, hajj pilgrims will get the benefit
Jiban Bima sees steady growth despite challenges
Jiban Bima Corporation, a state-run life insurance provider in Bangladesh, witnessed steady growth for the past few years as its subscriber base has expanded even though customers lack faith in the industry.
Life insurers continue to keep faith in govt securities
Life insurance companies in Bangladesh have continued to put more than half of their investments in treasury bills and bonds in the absence of diversified investment opportunities, official figures showed.
Life insurance penetration halves in a decade
Anwar Hossen, who holds an MBA, works for a private firm and draws a monthly salary of more than Tk 60,000. But he has not purchased any life insurance policy although private sector employees in Bangladesh are not entitled to any pension support and his four-member family will be in trouble if he faces any untimely death.
