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Netxpress Wired: CPEC Likely to Boost Insurance Sector, PBIF

  • March 22, 2017
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ISLAMABAD (INP): Pakistan Businessmen and Intellectuals Forum (PBIF) President Zahid Hussain has said that insurance sector is all set to grow as the economy is picking up.

Insurance companies should prepare to handle the opportunities and challenges arising out of game-changing project of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC).

Read: E-Governance Framework for Finance by SBP

Insurance penetration is around 0.2 percent of total population and the size of the insurance industry is below one percent of the GDP because only rich and middle-class is targeted while the micro-insurance sector is conveniently ignored, he added.

Read: LESCO Launches Online System for New connections in Central Circle

The government should establish a separate regulator for the micro-insurance sector and provide incentives to the private sector so that it can step in the segment as the poor that cannot afford proper insurance policies can be covered against risks.

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