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World Insurance Report

GIC

India’s state-owned non-life player General Insurance Corporation (GIC) has proposed that the government should dispose 51% of its holding in the company’s equity so as to enable GIC to function with greater autonomy. GIC suggested this could be done by distributing the government’s holdings to government-run banks and financial institutions. It said these institutions are relatively independent of the government because their operations are controlled by the central bank.

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