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Byline: Darana Chudasri
Jul. 5--The state-promoted low-cost insurance programme could add around five billion to 10 billion baht in premium income to Thailand's non-life insurance business.
The non-life insurance industry had earlier estimated premiums of 67 billion baht this year.
But state initiatives aimed at extending coverage to lower-income groups are expected to boost revenues for the industry overall.
The increase will eventually force insurers to set aside higher reserves of 500 million to one billion baht, in line with the expansion, as the insurance law requires insurers to put up a reserve, accounting for 10 percent of ...