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Kathmandu. Life insurance companies have earned a total of 95 billion more insurance premiums by the month of Magh of the current fiscal year.
According to the data released by the Nepal Insurance Authority on Tuesday, the companies have earned a total of 95 billion 386.6 million rupees in total insurance premiums by the month of Magh.
Nepal Life has collected the highest insurance premiums in the 7 months of the current fiscal year. The company has collected 26 billion 54 million rupees in insurance premiums during this period.
Similarly, National Life Insurance is the second largest insurance premium earner. The company has collected a total of 11.23 billion 65 million rupees in total insurance premiums in 7 months.
In third place is Life Insurance Corporation (Nepal) LIC Nepal. The company has earned a total insurance premium of Rs 11.17 billion 9 lakh rupees during this period.
Similarly, Himalayan Life Insurance has collected a total insurance premium of Rs 9.9 billion, Suryajyoti Life Insurance Rs 5.95 billion 22 lakh rupees, and Asian Life Insurance Rs 5.78 billion 87 lakh rupees, according to the data released by the Insurance Authority.
According to the data released by the Insurance Authority, in the first seven months of the current fiscal year, Citizen Life Insurance has collected Rs 3.98 billion 47 lakh rupees, National Life Insurance Company Rs 3.92 billion 58 lakh rupees, Sanima Reliance Life Insurance Rs 3.80 billion 96 lakh rupees, Met Life Rs 3.37 billion 52 lakh rupees, IME Life Insurance Rs 2.90 billion It has collected a total insurance premium of Rs. 82 million.
Similarly, Prabhu Mahalaxmi Life Insurance has collected a total insurance premium of Rs. 2.85 billion, Reliable Nepal Life Insurance has collected a total insurance premium of Rs. 2.79 billion, and Sun Nepal Life Insurance has collected a total insurance premium of Rs. 2.38 billion. 72 million.
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