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Project Report on Icici Pru
A PROJECT REPORT ON

An analysis of Indian insurance industry with special reference to

ICICI PRUDENTIAL

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PRESENTED BY

Prem Prasad Maharana Roll no.: 13771U072039

GUIDED BY

Mr.Jayanta Kumar Bihari Kumari Rosalin
Faculty of KIIMS,Cuttack H.O.D of KIIMS, Cuttack

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Session 2007-09

PREFACE

The Indian Insurance Industry is broadly segmented into public and private insurance companies. Before year 2000, only public sector insurance companies were allowed to do business in India. But after year 2000, insurance sector was thrown open for private insurance companies as well.

But there is now around 12 private life insurance companies and around 9 private non-life insurance companies doing business in India.

This report is prepared with an aim to provide an overview of present Indian Insurance Industry. Also with LIC, heading the public life insurance companies and ICICI Prudential heading the private life insurance players, this report also provides a comparative analysis of LIC’s New Jeevan Suraksha-I vs. ICICI’s Forever Life policies.

Based on this report, the prospecting insurance customers would get help in choosing the right insurance products for themselves.

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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project entitled: “An analysis of Indian insurance industry with special reference to ICICI PRUDENTIAL” submitted by ‘Prem Prasad Maharana’, of “Kushagra Institute of Information & Management Science”(KIIMS) towards the partial fulfillment of the degree of “Master Of Finance & Control”(MFC) is a bonafied record of research work carried by him under my supervision. The content of the record in full or in part have not been submitted to any other Institution for award of any degree or diploma.

Jayanta Kumar Bihari Kumari Rosalin
(Project Guide) (Counter Sign by H.O.D.)

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CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project

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