July business reached $3.3b across general health and specialised public sector insurers.
Growth in gross direct premiums underwritten by Indian non-life insurers slowed to 5.7% year-on-year in July 2026, down from nearly 16% in June, according to data from the General Insurance Council, as reported by the Business Standard.
Total premiums underwritten for the month stood at $3.3b (INR31,397.6 crore) across multi-line general insurers, standalone health insurers, and specialised public sector unit (PSU) insurers.
Multi-line general insurers generated the largest share of overall volume, recording a 7.7% year-on-year rise in premiums to $2.7b (INR26,335.3 crore).
Standalone health insurers maintained strong expansion, with premiums increasing by 28.8% to $486.8m (INR4,666 crore).
Conversely, specialised PSU insurers recorded a significant decline, with premiums falling by more than 75% year-on-year to $41.3m (INR396 crore).
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