United India offers mobile premium payment facility

September 25, 2012 10:47 pm | Updated July 07, 2016 03:57 pm IST - CHENNAI:

G. Srinivasan , Chairman and Managing Director, United India Insurance, at the launch of mobile premium payment facility, in Chennai on Tuesday. Photo : Bijoy Ghosh

G. Srinivasan , Chairman and Managing Director, United India Insurance, at the launch of mobile premium payment facility, in Chennai on Tuesday. Photo : Bijoy Ghosh

United India Insurance hopes to collect a premium income of Rs. 10,000 crore in the current financial year with a substantial improvement in profitability, according to G. Srinivasan, Chairman-cum-Managing Director.

Launching ‘M-Power’ , the mobile premium payment facility, here on Tuesday, Mr. Srinivasan said United India had made sustained efforts at multiple levels to meet the rising expectations of policy-holders, and simplify the process of delivery and access to services.

M-Power was one such initiative to meet the changing needs of customers, he said.

The facility enables customers to remit the premium through mobile phones, using the mobile number and MMID (mobile money identifier) of the company.

With increasing mobile phone subscriber base, pay-by-phone systems could become an effective tool to realise financial inclusion, Mr. Srinivasan said.

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