Assignmennt On Insurance in Bangladesh Work2
Assignmennt On Insurance in Bangladesh Work2
Assignmennt On Insurance in Bangladesh Work2
Department: Finance
Section: B
Semester: 7th
Submission Date: 10th July 2020
1.1 Introduction:
Insurance is a system of spreading the risk of one to the shoulders of many and
which is a legal contract between two parties ,where insurer ,who ensure to pay
compensation against loss arising out of particular risk & insured , who pay fixed
amount of premium to get compensation against loss arising out of the risk.
According to M.N.Mishra ,”Insurance is defined as a cooperative device to spread
the loss caused by a particular risk over a number of persons who are exposed to
it & who agree to ensure themselves against that risk”. However, not all risks are
insurable. If an insurance company would have difficulty calculating the likelihood
that a loss would occur because of some risk, it is reluctant to insure against that
risk. Risks of this type are generally called uninsurable risks.
TYPES OF INSURANCE
• Home insurance
• Health
• Disability
• Casualty
• Life
• Property
• Liability
• Credit
• Insurance financing vehicles
From the above explanation, we can find the following characteristics which are,
generally, observed in the case of life, marine, fire, and general insurances:
1. Sharing of Risk
The most important feature of every insurance plan is the co-operation of a large
number of persons who, in effect, agree to share the financial loss arising due to a
particular risk that is insured.
3. Value of Risk
The risk is evaluated before insuring to charge the amount of share of an insured,
herein called, consideration or premium. There are several methods of evaluation
of risks.
4. Payment at Contingency
corporation Act 1973, the government of Bangladesh has set up two corporation
a) Shadharon Bima Corporation (SBC) & b) Jibon Bima Corporation (JBC) to deal
with Non-Life & Life insurance respectively. Thereafter Insurance Corporation Act
1973 was amended to allow private insurance companies to operate side by side
with these two state-owned corporation, providing direct insurance to the
policyholder, & reinsurance to private insurers being functional under the
auspices of Insurance (Amendment) Ordinance, 1984. The two foreign life
insurance companies are Taiyo Summit Life Insurance Company and Life
Insurance Company (LIC) set to get license for doing insurance business in
Bangladesh.
Table1
Government owned 1 1 2
Private sector 45 29 74
Foreign 0 2 2
Total 46 32 78
Life Non-Life Life & Non Life Life Non-life Life & Non Life
2012 6587.10 2167.27 8754.37 5.31 10.16 6.47
2013 6839.71 2292.80 9132.51 3.83 5.79 4.32
2014 7076.32 2445.71 9522.03 3.46 6.67 4.27
2015 7316.09 2643.01 9959.10 3.39 8.07 4.59
2016 7588.45 2772.88 10361.33 3.72 4.91 4.04
2017 8198.46 2981.43 11179.89 8.04 7.52 7.90