2. Insurance is pooling of risks. In a contract of insurance, the insurer undertakes, in consideration of a sum of money (premium), to make good the loss suffered by the insured against a specified risks such as fire and any other similar contingency of compensate the insured on the happening of a specified event such as accident or death. The business of insurance is related to the protection of the economic values of assets. Insurance INSURE
3. Life Insurance Polices Digital Commerce Annuities Policy Whole Life Policy Endowment Policy Types of Life Insurance Policies . Term Policy Term Policy and whole life insurance policies focus on risk-coverage Endowment policy and annuities insurance policies focus on investments ULIPs focus on both risk-coverage and the investments ULIP
4. What is ULIP ? A category of financial solutions that combine the safety of insurance protection with wealth creation opportunities U: Unit L : Linked I : Insurance P : Plan Premium for ULIP Investment as Unit Life Coverage
6. Investment Option For Your Money FUND TYPE ASSET MIX POTENTIAL RISK /REWARD Maximiser Balancer Protector Equity& Related securities: Max 100% Debt, Money market & Cash: Max 25% Debt. Money market & Cash: Min 60% Equity & Related securities: Max: 40% Debt Instruments, Money market & Cash: Max 100% High Moderate Low
Digital disintermediation leads to cost savings for the supplier, the benefits of which can be passed on to the customer => Digital Price Discovery 48% of all payments by value in India are electronic, which will rise to 70% by 2015.In the case of consumer-to-business transactions, the share currently is 3%, which will rise to 15% by 2015. As per Mckinsey India Payments 2009, Mobile payments in India will rise at a CAGR of 51.1% to 1.1 billion USD by 2015 Source for data on growth of internet and mobile payments: Mckinsey India Payments, 2009 Source for data on Reduction in transaction costs due to digital infomediary: Santa Rosa University(USA) Chapter notes 2007 - www.santarosa.edu/~ssarkar/cs66sp07/ch4notes.htm