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Home / Business and Economy / India Eyes Global Reinsurance Dominance via GIFT City

India Eyes Global Reinsurance Dominance via GIFT City

19 Jan

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Summary

  • India aims to become a global reinsurance hub using GIFT City.
  • Insurance sector reforms boost foreign investment and accessibility.
  • India ranks 10th globally in insurance market by premium volumes.
India Eyes Global Reinsurance Dominance via GIFT City

India is strategically advancing its position to become a preeminent global reinsurance hub, with GIFT City serving as the primary gateway for international engagement. Financial Services Secretary M. Nagaraju has urged Indian insurers to capitalize on global prospects facilitated by the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) located in GIFT City.

The nation's insurance sector is experiencing transformative growth, supported by comprehensive policy frameworks and structural reforms aimed at increasing accessibility and attracting foreign capital. Notably, Foreign Direct Investment in the sector has been elevated to 100 percent, and a new reinsurer was registered last year, signaling robust development and market confidence.

With India ranking as the 10th largest insurance market globally in 2024, the government and regulators are focused on achieving 'Insurance for All by 2047.' Initiatives like the Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha Act, 2025, and alignment with global regulatory standards at GIFT City are pivotal in this ambitious journey toward global leadership in reinsurance.

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GIFT City, regulated by IFSCA, aligns with global standards, enables foreign reinsurers, and facilitates reinsurance across various markets, boosting India's hub aspirations.
Reforms include raising FDI to 100%, registering a new reinsurer, and enacting the Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha Act, 2025, enhancing data protection and regulatory powers.
As of 2024, India is the 10th largest insurance market globally by premium volumes, holding a 1.8% market share with significant potential for growth.

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