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Industry today needs simple de-jargonized products: Tapan Singhel, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance
As technology has changed the way consumers make a purchase, insurers are now looking at creating products that are simple, involve minimal documentation and are more transparent, says Tapan Singhel, MD & CEO, Bajaj Allianz General Insurance Co Ltd.
“I don’t think India has enough minds thinking ahead"
See what Mileha Soneji, a strategic product designer has to say about the need for long-term strategic thinking, simplicity in design and her human-centric approach.
Voice of the common man, Faye D'Souza wants citizens to discuss social issues at the dinner table
Women's rights, women's safety, women's financial freedom imperative: Faye D'Souza
There are very limited options for investors in retirement plans - Hemant Contractor, Chairman of PFRDA
In a candid chat with ET, Hemant Contractor, Chairman of PFRDA, shares his views on retirement plans available in the market.
Safecity Founder & CEO- Elsa Marie D’Silva discusses women safety and why it’s the need of the hour
While attempting to increase sexual harassment awareness, Elsa Marie D’Silva is changing lives in India and several other countries.
“Businesses today need to invest more in women workforce,” says YES BANK’s Namita Vikas
A well-known leader in business and financial sustainability, Namita Vikas feels women have a superior emotional quotient that makes them better leaders.
Making digitized policies mandatory will give e-insurance a boost: Subbarao Mukkavilli, Karvy Insurance Repository
The Insurance Repository System was formally launched in India by IRDA on 16th September 2013 to provide better services to policyholders as well as to enhance insurance penetration. Currently five entities have been licensed by the regulator to act as insurance repositories.
Mandatory MF pension policy is need of the hour: Harshendu Bindal, Franklin Templeton Investments-India
Direct investment in stocks is only meant for seasoned professionals who invest in thoroughly-researched stocks, while others who rely on 'friendly advice' and 'hearsay' should take the mutual fund (MF) route, says Harshendu Bindal, President, Franklin Templeton Investments-India.
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