Kathmandu. By the end of Jestha of the current fiscal year 081-082, life insurance companies have earned a total insurance premium of 154 billion rupees. According to the details made public by the Nepal Insurance Authority on Asad 15, the 14 life insurance companies in operation have earned a total of 154 billion rupees.
By the end of Jestha of the current fiscal year, Nepal Life Insurance is the first to earn the highest insurance premium. The company has collected a total insurance premium of 41 billion 24.4 million rupees in 11 months.
National Life Insurance is the second to earn insurance premium. The company has earned a total insurance premium of Rs 18.90 billion 46 million during that period.
Similarly, LIC Nepal Insurance has earned a total insurance premium of Rs 17.24 billion 16 million in 11 months, succeeding in coming in third place.
According to the data released by the Nepal Insurance Authority, Himalayan Life Insurance has earned a total insurance premium of Rs 15.22 billion 20 million in 11 months, while National Life Insurance Company has earned a total insurance premium of Rs 9.64 billion.
In 11 months, Suryajyoti Life Insurance has collected Rs 9.45 billion, while Asian Life Insurance has earned a total insurance premium of Rs 7.86 billion. .
Similarly, Met Life has earned Rs 5.54 billion. In the 11 months, IME Life has collected Rs 4.72 billion, while Sun Nepal Life has earned Rs 3.73 billion.
As of Jethamsant, Reliable Nepal has earned Rs 4.55 billion, while Citizens Life has earned Rs 6.32 billion.
Also, in the 11 months, Sanima Reliance Life has earned Rs 5.90 billion and Prabhu Mahalaxmi Life has earned Rs 4.54 billion in total insurance premiums.
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