• Continue to see pickup in saving business.
• Growth is there both in volume of policy and increase in ticket size.
• Market share remained increasing at 27% and is increasing gradually.
• Solvency Ration remained at 202%.
HDFC Life Concall was today at 5.15 pm
Here are the key highlights of the Conference call 😀👇
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• Continue to see pickup in saving business.
• Growth is there both in volume of policy and increase in ticket size.
• Market share remained increasing at 27% and is increasing gradually.
• Solvency Ration remained at 202%.
• Company is continuously partnering with new channel partners.
• Risk Management has been constantly watched and remained on track.
New Scheme Launches: Company has yesterday launched new health plan with add on features.
• Tax is now no longer a reason for the people to buy insurance, as customer perspective towards Insurance is improving.
Saving
• Savings have been coming back to the growth target.
• People during the covid and post covid is continuing the saving plan.
• Sales has been balance in Unit Linked and Par Insurance.
• Sales of Insurance has now been shift to suitability rather than selling insurance to customer without their prior understanding.
• Hike in reinsurance will remain uncertain in future as well.
• Company is seeing muted growth but it depends on the risk the customers is facing.
• Reinsurance price hike may be there but its still
• There has been stress in the persistence in ULIP, but now strengthening has been made in the ULIP and company doesn't thing any more strengthening need in ULIP.
• Now the ULIP segment is expected to be persistent over the next quarters.
• Protection process has now remain the same. There was some need of protection in month of September-October, but now there doesn't seems to be higher need
• In short - term company will focusing more on protection piece but over mid to long term everything is fine
• Banca has been growth, while Agency was seen muted performance, but mgmt is not worried on this.
• However growth in Banca was due to base effect. Agency growth is past have been very high than that of Banca.
• Underwriting practice has strengthen over the past 8-9 months
• Mgmt expected qualitative book going forward
• With the experience goes on the reinsurance of term insurance there will be increase in the prices
• Many other companies have increase price of premium
• Recent measures in indemnity space has made a bit confusion for the customer to go through the different product of the same company, which has same been asked to the IRDA. But company has not received answer till now.
• New launch of health product is expected to grow well and is even good for the customers. Mgmt do believe that this new policy will do be a good growth and will rocking in the segment.
• Company still stands on the midst of the pandemic. Hence there cannot be sudden price increase.
• The trend of the covid claims were high and company was also cautious with the claims.
• Customer fear for checking the diagnosis for the covid policy.
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This is a GREAT argument to pull up when talking to people about minimum wage. Some others nested below
A large number of new jobs being created are minimum to low wage, so looking for a new job generally won’t increase pay.
Raising minimum wage helps things not directly related.
Helps Infant mortality? Yup.
Lowers Suicide? Yup.
Reduce smoking rates? You bet.
It also boosts the local economy! Minimum to low wage earners spend more % of their money, so an increase means more is spent, often in community!
Low paying jobs are often in sectors which would gain from this. More people spending money in your shop makes your business more money! Now you have more profits and increased labor costs are covered.
"it doesn't affect me if companies pay low wages"
— Dan Price (@DanPriceSeattle) February 11, 2021
In reality, you're paying for it. Over 50% of people on food stamps are actively working. The leading employers are Walmart, McDonald's and Amazon.
As taxpayers, you're subsidizing corporations to pay literal poverty wages.
A large number of new jobs being created are minimum to low wage, so looking for a new job generally won’t increase pay.
Raising minimum wage helps things not directly related.
Helps Infant mortality? Yup.
Lowers Suicide? Yup.
Reduce smoking rates? You bet.
It also boosts the local economy! Minimum to low wage earners spend more % of their money, so an increase means more is spent, often in community!
Low paying jobs are often in sectors which would gain from this. More people spending money in your shop makes your business more money! Now you have more profits and increased labor costs are covered.
So I'd recommend reading this thread from Dave, but I thought about some of these policies, and how they fit into the whole, a lot, and want to offer a different interpretation.
I think California is world leading on progressivism that doesn't ask anyone to give anything up, or accept any major change, right now.
That's what I mean by symbolically progressive, operationally conservative.
Take the 100% renewable energy standard. As @leahstokes has written, these policies often fail in practice. I note our leadership on renewable energy in the piece, but the kind of politics we see on housing and transportation are going foil that if they don't change.
Creating a statewide consumer financial protection agency is great! But again, you're not asking most voters to give anything up or accept any actual changes.
I don't see that as balancing the scales on, say, high-speed rail.
CA is willing to vote for higher taxes, new agencies, etc. It was impressive when LA passed Measure H, a new sales tax to fund homeless shelters. And depressing to watch those same communities pour into the streets to protest shelters being placed near them. That's the rub.
It's very in vogue to bash California and this doesn't even reach to some things that deserve scorn, like the continuing control of the Western States Petroleum Association and the state Chamber of Commerce in policymaking. And yet-https://t.co/vHZ6GM7QF8
— David Dayen (@ddayen) February 11, 2021
I think California is world leading on progressivism that doesn't ask anyone to give anything up, or accept any major change, right now.
That's what I mean by symbolically progressive, operationally conservative.
Take the 100% renewable energy standard. As @leahstokes has written, these policies often fail in practice. I note our leadership on renewable energy in the piece, but the kind of politics we see on housing and transportation are going foil that if they don't change.
Creating a statewide consumer financial protection agency is great! But again, you're not asking most voters to give anything up or accept any actual changes.
I don't see that as balancing the scales on, say, high-speed rail.
CA is willing to vote for higher taxes, new agencies, etc. It was impressive when LA passed Measure H, a new sales tax to fund homeless shelters. And depressing to watch those same communities pour into the streets to protest shelters being placed near them. That's the rub.
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