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Further changes in fire underwriting
         brought under gic re mid term treaty

         endorsement dated 11/02/2020:
         GIC Re has notified a further set of amendments to Fire
         Underwriting, to be valid from 15th February 2020, which
         is reproduced below:
         1. In IAR Policies, there shall be No option to the Client to
             delete NATCAT i.e., STFI &/or EQ.
         2. In SFSP Policies, NATCAT Perils can be deleted subject
             to charging Minimum NATCAT price for the Policy. The
             Minimum NATCAT price shall mean; STFI - as applicable
             for the Risk and EQ - as applicable to the Risk & EQ
             Zone.
         3. In respect of Long Term SFSP Policies for Dwellings under  6. A few Risks/Occupancies which were missed out in IIB's
             Method- B, long term discount is now restricted only  initial Schedule 3 are now assigned with appropriate IIB
             to FLEXA Rate which shall be drawn from IIB Schedule.  Codes as detailed under:
             Hence both STFI and EQ rates are not eligible for long
             term discounting.                                 S   Risk Description  Applicable IIB Code & Rate
                                                               No
         4. A Risk will be treated as Composite Textile Mills (Code
             2211 - being newly introduced) if processes from Blow  1  Shopping Complex  2229 & Re.0.77 Per Mille
             Room to Cloth Processing are involved therein.        having Multiplex
         5. Minimum NATCAT Price shall be as under for the     2   Multi occupancy   2229 & Re.0.77 Per Mille
             following Risks. The EQ Rate shall be charged as under  Industrial Estate
             irrespective zone IV/III/II/I or multi-zone cross country.  Buildings
                                                               3   Cellular Networks  3014 & Re. 0.52 Per Mille
          Sl.  Risk              Minimum NATCAT Price In           Policies
          No                     Mille
          1    Roads             STFI fixed at 1.50+ EQ -0.225  NB 1: Risks in Multiple Occupancy Industrial Estate shall
          2    Pipelines         STFI fixed at 1.50+ EQ -0.225       be rated 'per se'
          3    Railway Tracks    STFI fixed at 1.50 + EQ-0.225  NB 2: If the entire building of the Industrial Estate is
          4    Lines             STFI fixed at 1.50 + EQ-0.225       insured under one Sum insured FLEXA Rate
          5    Cellular Network  STFI fixed at 1.50 + EQ-0.225       applicable shall be as above.
               Policies
                                                              Since all the insurers - both private and public sector players,
          6    Residential Colonies, STFI 0.15 + EQ - As per Zone  have to abide by this new tariff by offering the minimum
               Home welfare                                   fire rate as stipulated in this tariff, the author is incorrigibly
               associations,
                                                              optimist that this reintroduction of Fire  Tariff will
               Cooperative
               Societies , Dwellings                          immediately stop the severe cut-throat and unhealthy
                                                              competition and thereby giving a sustainable future for
               owned by the
                                                              Indian insurers and bring back the glory of Indian Fire
               Corporate.
                                                              Insurance Portfolio. T
                                          !! Hearty Congratulations  !!


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