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Read here all the current insurance trends, scenarios, and the latest happenings taking place in the insurance sector worldwide. A trend is what is hip or popular at a certain point in time. Some trends are fun, some fabulous, and some appalling, but as long as they last, you can be sure there will always be a new trend coming along to replace the old at PBPartners. Explore here all the insurance industry trends, and how insurers are evolving to shift to a more customer-centric business model.
In the Indian automotive market, Bharat Stage (BS) norms represent the standards used to regulate the output of air pollutants from internal combustion engines. Since April 2020, the shift from BS4 to BS6 has changed the mechanical landscape for motorcycles across the country.
There are various factors to consider when buying a vehicle, including the type of fuel. During the petrol station visit, many of us hardly understand any difference between petrol and diesel dispensing devices. Many vehicle owners prioritise mileage; examining the type of gasoline their vehicle requires is equally critical. Apart from that, fuel prices are rising, and vehicle owners are becoming more conscious.
National highways are defined and maintained by the central government. These roads handle the largest volumes of interstate transport. They support trade, logistics, and regional development. There are more than 200 national highways in India. Among these, the ten longest stand out for their length and reach.
Worried about unpredictable returns or stock market risks? The SBI MIS Scheme offers a simple solution—invest once and earn every month. With flexible tenure options and SBI’s trusted backing, it is ideal for investors seeking low-risk, consistent income. The SBI Monthly Income Scheme, or SBI MIS scheme, is a simple fixed deposit plan from the State Bank of India that turns your one-time investment into regular monthly payouts.
Despite being one of the world’s fastest-growing economies, insurance penetration in India remains low, leaving ample scope to expand coverage and strengthen financial inclusion. The Government’s vision of “Insurance for All by 2047” underpins these reforms.
The Big Problem: Insurance Buying Still Feels Complicated. Despite the digital revolution in India, buying insurance remains a confusing and lengthy experience for most people, especially in Tier 3 cities, or, in other words, in low-income areas. The industry has evolved, but the customer experience still does not.
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