FUNKY wrote:"The consolidated premium revenue, investment income and commissions earned grew ... However these gains were negatively affected by increase in borrowing costs and inflation-driven operating expenses," the company said in a statement.
I thought insurance companies invest premiums (not borrowings) in the stocks. The cost for placing order is a standard 1.8%, no relation to inflation.
I don't buy it
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