State-possessed protection gathering and venture organization, Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), last week, recorded a draft distraction outline (DRHP) with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to raise reserves by means of a first sale of stock (IPO). The IPO comprises of a proposal available to be purchased of up to 316.25 million offers by the Government of India. The LIC IPO Online is probably going to be the greatest IPO in India till date. LIC IPO: When will it happen? The first sale of stock of over 31.6 crore offers or five percent of the public authority's stake is probably going to hit the D-road in March and workers and strategy holders of the protection behemoth would get a markdown over the floor cost. According to the plan, representatives and poli
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Read MoreAbout LIC The Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) is, India's largest life insurer, has been in operation for more than 65 years. Around 245 private life insurance businesses were merged and nationalized to become LIC in 1956. For Fiscal 2021, it holds a 64.1 percent market share in terms of premiums (or GWP), 66.2 percent market share in terms of New Business Premium (or NBP), 74.6 percent market share in terms of individual policies issued, and 81.1 percent market share in terms of group policies issued. It is also India's largest asset manager. It was the country's only life insurance business until 2000. LIC's product line is diverse and covers a wide range of categories in both individual and group products. Savings insurance products, term insurance products, health insuran
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