LIC shows sterling performance amid COVID-19 lockdown, garners first year premium income of Rs 25,000 crore

LIC shows sterling performance amid COVID-19 lockdown, garners first year premium income of Rs 25,000 crore

Under its Jeevan Shanti plan, LIC collected Rs 11,456 crore as first year premium.

Staff ReporterUpdated: Thursday, October 08, 2020, 08:43 PM IST
article-image

Despite the Covid crisis, the LIC of India is doing well in the current financial year. In the just concluded half year 2020-21, LIC has garnered more than Rs 25,000 crore as first year premium income in Individual New Business performance as on 30 Sept 2020 as compared to Rs 24867.70 crore as on 30 Sept.2019.

Under its Jeevan Shanti plan, LIC collected Rs 11,456 crore as first year premium. LIC Pension and Group Schemes vertical collected Rs 62,112 crore. The Corporation’s composite market share in number of policies and first year premium is 67.82% and 70.57% respectively for Q2. It has also declared a bonus of more than Rs 51,000 crore for its policyholders.

LIC, a contrarian investor, took every available opportunity in the market investing more than Rs 2,60,000 crore this year in Debt and Equity (as at 30.09.2020) as compared to Rs 2,44,931 crore invested last year during the  same period. It has already booked more than Rs 15,000 crore as profits in the capital market this fiscal so far. With current trends, LIC is expected to do exceptionally well in the financial year 2020-21.

RECENT STORIES

MP News: 25 IAS Officers From MP To Become Poll Observers Training In Delhi Today
MP News: 25 IAS Officers From MP To Become Poll Observers Training In Delhi Today
Bhopal News: 30 Madhya Pradesh Athletes Shun State For Services, Indian Police For Want Of Jobs
Bhopal News: 30 Madhya Pradesh Athletes Shun State For Services, Indian Police For Want Of Jobs
Bhopal News: 2 Elephants Deployed To Trace Cub Of Electrocuted Tigress
Bhopal News: 2 Elephants Deployed To Trace Cub Of Electrocuted Tigress
Bhopal News: 15,000 E-Firs Filed, Only 1,500 Reach Police Desks, Most Online Complaints Lapse Before...
Bhopal News: 15,000 E-Firs Filed, Only 1,500 Reach Police Desks, Most Online Complaints Lapse Before...
Bhopal News: E-Attendance App Glitches; Salaries Of Guest Teachers Unpaid For 5 Months
Bhopal News: E-Attendance App Glitches; Salaries Of Guest Teachers Unpaid For 5 Months