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HONG KONG (XFN-ASIA) - Ping An Insurance (Group) Co of China said it is looking at expanding into the mainland's rural counties in order to increase its market share.

Chief insurance business officer Dominic Leung told a media briefing that while the company's focus is still on major cities such as Shanghai and Beijing, it sees huge potential in rural areas.

'It is the right tim...

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The administration's resistance delivered a significant setback to prospects for a national fund, just when Florida backers were gaining momentum in Congress. Undeterred, they plan to continue forming legislation...

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Whiplash and other soft-tissue-injury victims are being discriminated against by a government cap on car crash claims, a lawyer told court yesterday.

Fred Kozak, who represents two women who suffered neck and back injuries in car accidents, said the $4,000 limit for "minor injuries" is unconstitutional.

Kozak wants Justice Neil Wittmann to rule the cap imposed Oct. 1, 2004, violate...

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SHANGHAI/TAIPEI, April 11 (Reuters) - Taiwan Life Insurance Co. (2833.TW: Quote , Profile , Research ) is in talks to buy 50 percent of an existing China insurance joint venture, as it seeks to tap into the fast-growing market, sources close to the situation said on Wednesday.

Under the deal...

The Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee will hold a hearing Wednesday to discuss the impact of Hurricane Katrina on insurance for families and businesses along the Gulf Coast.

In a number of lawsuits, Gulf Coast homeowners are suing property insurers for refusing to cover damage caused by flooding in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, which pummeled New Orleans and the su...

Government plans to cover many more weavers this year Till March-end, around 42,420 claims involving Rs. 7.44 crore were settled

CHENNAI: The Centre's health insurance scheme for handloom weavers has found many takers in Tamil Nadu.

The scheme, launched two years ago, provides high-quality healthcare facilities. In 2006-2007, two lakh handloom weavers, including 1.3 lakh from t...

NEW YORK — The Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee will hold a hearing Wednesday to discuss the impact of Hurricane Katrina on insurance for families and businesses along the Gulf Coast.

In a number of lawsuits, Gulf Coast homeowners are suing property insurers for refusing to cover damage caused by flooding in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, which pummeled New O...

Middle East Tuesday, April 10, 2007 From correspondents in Emirates, UAE, 03:02 PM IST Email Print Download PDF Comments (0)

The Islamic insurance (takaful) industry in the Gulf region is expected to grow 15 percent a year, Gulf News reported Tuesday.

'There is clear evidence of growing demand for insurance in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region ... Takaful premiums shoul...