M&M, Manulife to form 50:50 life insurance JV in India
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M&M board approved a 50:50 joint venture with Canada's Manulife to set up a life insurance company in India. The new firm will be incorporated as a public limited company, with M&M and Manulife each holding 50% stake and nominating two directors. Total capital commitment per shareholder is capped at Rs 3,600 crore over 10 years, with about Rs 1,250 crore expected in the first 5 years. Subject to IRDAI approval. Builds on the existing Mahindra Manulife Investment Management partnership from 2020. Aimed at rural and semi-urban markets with a focus on protection products.
Expands M&M financial services into life insurance. Capital outlay up to Rs 3,600 cr over 10 years. Mildly positive for long-term growth.