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 The Indian life market saw new business drop by 9.2% to $22bn for the year ended 31st March mainly due to the change of rules relating to unit-linked products and the lack of pensions products.

 Private insurers were hit hardest, dropping 16.9%, whilst nationalised LIC dipped 5.7%, reports Asia Insurance Review.

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