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The meeting will be chaired by financial services secretary M Nagaraju, with representatives from the General Insurance Council, the Association of Healthcare Providers (India) and senior executives from insurers and hospital chains.

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As of March 2025, the DICGC insured 41.5% of total bank deposits by value, covering ₹100.12 lakh crore. The deposit insurance fund saw a 15.2% year-on-year increase, reaching ₹2.29 lakh crore. The RBI also approved a risk-based deposit insurance framework to enhance financial stability.

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India's investment banking sector achieved a record $1.3 billion in fees in 2025. Initial public offerings and mergers and acquisitions fueled this growth. Jefferies topped the league table with significant fee earnings. Equity capital markets contributed the largest share of fees.

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Global credit rating agency Fitch Ratings on Tuesday said a tighter risk framework is helping in strengthening India's bank operating environment, reflecting improving systemic resilience and risk controls in the Indian banking sector.

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Banking system's loan-to-deposit ratios hit an all-time high of 81% in the December quarter, signaling a widening gap between credit growth and deposit mobilization. Major lenders like HDFC Bank saw their LDRs approach 100%, prompting concerns about potential deposit rate hikes or limited scope for passing on RBI rate cuts.

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HDFC Bank said on Monday that its deposits rose 2.1% sequentially in the December quarter, while gross advances increased 2.7% from the previous quarter.

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Indian insurers settled a record number of health claims in FY25. Settlement ratios improved significantly, with fewer claims rejected. Average payouts per claim decreased due to wider policy coverage. Cashless treatments continued to dominate claim payments. Regulators pushed for faster, more transparent settlements, leading to improved processing times and tighter oversight.

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