Star Health is India's oldest and largest standalone health insurer (SAHI) with a 15.8% market share.
Its Gross Written Premium for FY21 was ~ 60% more than the GWPs of all the four other standalone health insurers combined - CARE, Max Bupa, Manipal Cigna, Aditya Birla!
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Star Health’s agent network of 4.5 L+ agents is nearly 50% more than the other four SAHIs combined! 😮
These agents bring in about 80% of the business for Star (in contrast to 60% for other SAHIs).
In 2011, Rowan Atkinson, whom we know as Mr. Bean, met with an accident while driving his McLaren F1 supercar 🏎️, which he bought in 1997 for £640,000.
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To repair the car, Mr. Bean received an auto insurance payment of £910,000 (Rs. 9 Crores as of today), making it the most expensive luxury auto insurance claim ever! 😲
One of the fastest-growing pharma companies in India, #Mankind was actually born due to the rift in the family.
After splitting with one of his brothers, Ramesh Juneja started Mankind with a mere capital of Rs 50 lakh and generated 600% #ROI in the very first year! 💹
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Being a relatively late entrant, #Mankind adopted an unconventional strategy to gain success in the business -
While most of the players targeted tier 1 cities and export opportunities, Ramesh decided to tap rural areas with affordable #medicine 💊
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Days before the attack, a surprisingly high number of ‘put’ options were purchased on United Airlines and American Airlines stocks (that were hijacked during 9/11).
*Put option: The prices would fall *Call option the prices would rise
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On 6th & 7th September 2001, the Chicago exchange handled 4,744 put options for UAL stock compared with just 396 call options. The put-to-call ratio would normally be 1:1 but on that day, it was 12:1.