Three South Korean insurers have held early stage discussions with Indian players, advisers, and the regulator, as they look to enter the US$130bn market.
Maduro's capture sets the stage for a potentially turbulent 2026, in which insures will juggle geopolitical shifts, technology-linked challenges, and new regulatory frameworks.
The proposal would mark India's third FDI liberalisation in a decade, potentially reshaping insurer joint ventures and aligning with the government's “Insurance for All by 2047” goal.
