Advanced Underwriting, Digital Infra For Insurers


This reform directly addresses the industry’s long-standing need for stronger balance sheets


Rakesh Jain, CEO, IndusInd General Insurance

FinTech BizNews Service

Mumbai, 19 December 2025: The Lok Sabha has passed the landmark Insurance Amendment Bill, titled Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha, during the ongoing Winter Session of Parliament. In response to this development, Mr. Rakesh Jain, CEO, IndusInd General Insurance, has shared his perspective on the implications for the insurance sector.

The Parliamentary approval of the Insurance Amendment Bill is a defining moment for India’s insurance ecosystem. Allowing 100% FDI is not merely a capital-inflow opportunity; it fundamentally enhances the sector’s ability to underwrite larger and more complex risks, build long-term technical capacity, and bring global standards of governance and innovation into the Indian market.

As Bharat moves toward becoming a $10-trillion economy, the scale and complexity of risks are rising faster than ever. This reform directly addresses the industry’s long-standing need for stronger balance sheets, enabling insurers to invest meaningfully in advanced underwriting, digital infrastructure, and climate-resilient risk solutions.

For customers, this will translate into more sophisticated products, faster and more efficient claims processes, and greater confidence in the sector’s ability to support India’s development agenda. At IndusInd General Insurance, we see this as a strategic inflection point, one that positions the industry to play a pivotal role in strengthening national resilience and expanding protection coverage across every segment of society.

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