New India is a leading global insurance group, with offices and branches throughout India and various countries abroad. The company services the Indian subcontinent with a network of 1068 offices, comprising 26 Regional offices, 393 Divisional offices and 648 branches. With approximately 21000 employees, New India has the largest number of specialist and technically qualified personnel at all levels of management, who are empowered to underwrite and settle claims of high magnitude.
New India has been rated “A” (Excellent)’ by A.M.Best Co., making it the only Indian insurance company to have been rated by an international rating agency. Rating based on following factors:
* Superior Capital Position
* Strong Operating Performance
* Only Company to develop significant International operations, long record of successful trading outside India.
For different Health Insurance Policies offered visit: Mediclaim in India
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