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Life Insurance Sector and HDFC Life

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By Kinshuk Chaplot

What is Life insurance? Life insurance is a contract between an insurer and a policy owner. A life insurance policy guarantees the insurer pays a sum of money to named beneficiaries when the insured dies in exchange for the premiums paid by the policyholders during their lifetime.

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Sum of the parts - Value unlock or trap !

By Kinshuk Chaplot

Key Terms in Lending Sector Cost of Funds and Net Interest Margin – As banking works on lending the capital, earn the difference principle, lesser the cost of funds, more will be the difference. Thus difference post expenses is known as Net Interest Margin i.e. the amount of money that a bank is earning in interest on loans compared to the amount it is paying in interest on deposits.

Deep Work

By Kinshuk Chaplot

Deep work -Deep work is the ability to focus without distraction on a cognitively-demanding task. A deep task hard to replicate is essential in the age of information. Shallow Work – Low valued and easily replicable work.

Stocks to Riches: Insights on Investor Behavior - Parag Parikh

By Kinshuk Chaplot

Stocks to Riches Parag Parikh was an ace equity investor and founder of PPFAS Mutual Fund (India's leading mutual fund house). His fund has outperformed broader markets for an extended period of time making it one of the most successful fund house of country. The book Stocks to Riches is beginner's guide to stock market, how markets work and how people perceive it to work, behavioral finance, mental models and investor psychology. Mr. Parikh wrote this book in 2005 after the dot com bubble, and Asian economic crisis when the Indian equity market was about to enter a bull run. It is divided into 11 chapters, starting from the basics and gradually moving towards an investor’s behavioral insights.

Life Insurance Sector and HDFC Life

By Kinshuk Chaplot

Stillness is the Key

By Kinshuk Chaplot

Stillness is the Key, the book that completes the trilogy that began with "The Obstacle is The Way" and "Ego is the Enemy", Ryan Holiday argues that stillness is the key to being better at anything you do. The book is divided into three parts Mind, Spirit and Body, a trinity in which each part depends on the other.

General Insurance and ICICI Lombard

By Kinshuk Chaplot

Insurance provides economic protection from identified risks occurring or discovered within a specified period. Insurance is a unique product in that the ultimate cost is often unknown until long after the coverage period, while the revenue—premium payments by policyholders—are received before or during the coverage period.

Hospitals and Healthcare

By Kinshuk Chaplot

The Healthcare delivery Industry - According to the Global Health Expenditure Database compiled by the World Health Organisation (WHO), India’s current expenditure on healthcare was 3.5% of GDP in 2018. India’s real GDP in fiscal 2019 was Rs 139.8 trillion (constant fiscal 2012 prices). Accordingly, India’ current healthcare expenditure during fiscal 2019 is estimated at approximately Rs 4.9 trillion. India trails not just developed countries such as the United States (the US) and the United Kingdom (the UK), but also developing countries such as Brazil, Nepal, Vietnam, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, and Thailand in terms of healthcare spending as a percentage of GDP as of 2018.

Wine Industry and the rise of Sula

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Sula Wineyards – India’s largest wine producer and seller, Sula has been a consistent market leader in the Indian wine industry in terms of sales volume and value (on the basis of the total revenue from operations) since Fiscal 2009. It has 56 labels to choose from portfolio of 13 distinct Own Brands and 20 international labels (18 wine labels and two spirit labels) that they import and distribute. Brands- “Sula”, “RASA”, “Dindori”, “The Source”, “Satori”, “Mosaic”, “Madera”, “Samara”, “York” and “Dia”, with “Sula” being flagship brand. Sula is the market leader in terms of range of labels across price segments with more than 50 wine labels. 50% market share by value in the domestic 100% grapes wine market in Fiscal 2012. Market leader across all four price segments, being ‘Elite’ (INR 950+), ‘Premium’ (INR 700-950), ‘Economy’ (INR 400- 700) and ‘Popular’ (<INR 400). Combined sales revenue in the ‘Elite’ and ‘Premium’ segments contributed 70.57%, 68.58% and 67.81% of ...

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