Tata Aig

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  Up To Rs 5 Lakh Insurance Free For Uber Riders In India

  Uber has partnered with Bharti AXA and Tata AIG for the insurance scheme which will cover all riders in cars, autos and two-wheelers.

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  Tata Group Ties Up With Uber for Vehicle Purchase, Financing Solutions

  Under the partnership, those looking to operate Uber cars can buy Tata vehicles such as Indica and Indigo from Tata Motors and also get access to flexible and customised financing solutions.

• Tata AIG General Insurance eyes 15% premium growth in FY15

  The general insurer, which is likely to end this fiscal with around 13 per cent rise in premium, attributed pick-up in growth to expected economic recovery in the next financial year.

• Hopeful of 15-16 per cent growth this year: Tata AIG

  Tata AIG General Insurance is hopeful of posting a growth rate of 15-16 per cent, says chief executive Kaushal K Mishra said.

• Tata AIG buys 10,900 shares of Tata Steel

  The total shareholding of Tata AIG Life Insurance will remain at 0.23 per cent.

• Syndicate Bank ties up with Tata AIG Life Insurance

  Syndicate Bank has tied-up with Tata AIG life Insurance Company Limited to provide group life insurance solution to its existing and new housing loan customers. Under this tie-up, Syndicate Bank would offer Tata AIG's Total Suraksha plan to its housing loan borrowers across all its branches in the country on payment of one time premium, it s...

• IndiGo partners with TATA AIG to offer insurance

  Budget airline IndiGo has partnered with TATA AIG to offer an insurance package—Domestic TravInsure--to its passengers. Under the offering, IndiGo airline passengers booking through the air-carrier's portal, would get an insurance cover at a price as low as Rs 129. The offering is available to all those passengers, who have booke...

• Tata AIG launches ETF facility to settle claims

  Tata AIG General Insurance Company on Tuesday said that it has launched `Electronic Fund Transfer' facility to make the claims payment process easier for its customers. Tata AIG will now be able to transfer the claim settlement amount directly to the customers bank account with any scheduled bank in India, taking away from its customer the ...

• SEBI's ULIP ban: Are small investors safe?

  Market regulator SEBI on Friday night banned fourteen major private insurance companies, including SBI Life, ICICI Prudential and Tata AIG, from raising money from public for any Unit Linked Insurance Products (ULIP).