SBI Life Insurance Company Limited's financial statements show increasing revenues and profits over three years from 2012-2013 to 2014-2015. Gross premium income rose from Rs. 104.5 billion to Rs. 128.7 billion in this period. Net income also increased substantially due to higher investment income and contributions from shareholders. Expenses related to insurance operations and commissions increased moderately. The surplus from operations rose from Rs. 7.38 billion to Rs. 7.04 billion over the three years despite higher payouts to policyholders and increases in actuarial liabilities and linked liabilities. Overall, the financial statements indicate growing business and profits for the company.
SBI Life Insurance Company Limited's financial statements show increasing revenues and profits over three years from 2012-2013 to 2014-2015. Gross premium income rose from Rs. 104.5 billion to Rs. 128.7 billion in this period. Net income also increased substantially due to higher investment income and contributions from shareholders. Expenses related to insurance operations and commissions increased moderately. The surplus from operations rose from Rs. 7.38 billion to Rs. 7.04 billion over the three years despite higher payouts to policyholders and increases in actuarial liabilities and linked liabilities. Overall, the financial statements indicate growing business and profits for the company.
SBI Life Insurance Company Limited's financial statements show increasing revenues and profits over three years from 2012-2013 to 2014-2015. Gross premium income rose from Rs. 104.5 billion to Rs. 128.7 billion in this period. Net income also increased substantially due to higher investment income and contributions from shareholders. Expenses related to insurance operations and commissions increased moderately. The surplus from operations rose from Rs. 7.38 billion to Rs. 7.04 billion over the three years despite higher payouts to policyholders and increases in actuarial liabilities and linked liabilities. Overall, the financial statements indicate growing business and profits for the company.
> Financial Statements for 3 years Sr. Particulars 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 No. _| POLICYHODERS’ A/C J 1. Gross premium income 128,671,102 107,386,027 104,500.329 2. Net premium income # 127,799,999 106,571,051 103,821,138 3. Income from investments @ 102,429,136 63,539,991 43,739,497 4. Other income 138,939 363,946 119,638 5. Contribution from the Shareholders’ A/c 1,529,782 3,070,844 2,637,505 6. Total income 231,897,857 173,545,832 150.317.777 Commissions 6,037,125 5,561,846 5,114,134 Brokerage - - - 9. Operating Expenses related to insurance 13,050,706 12,230,804 11.522,106 business (Including Service tax on linked charges) 10. Provision for Income Tax 1,092,246 898,859 596,587 11. Provision for diminution in the value of (111,245) (22,176) 143,301 investments (net) 12. Total Expenses 20,068,833 18,669,334 17,376,129 13. Payment to policyholders 82,003,666 87,817,159 77,794,692 14. Increase in actuarial liability # 59,541,515 37,659,128 46,792,532 15. Provision for Linked Liabilities 63,239,615 21,004,005 970,470 16. Surplus / (Deficit) from operations 7,044,228 8,396,207 7,383,954 SHAREHOLDERS'! A/C 17. Total income (net of expenses & 1,289,984 (1,005,302) (1,141,280) contribution to Policyholders) under Shareholder's Account
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