Which of the following correctly describes, what the Bancassurance is
1. It is an arrangement where by the branches of a bank sell/distribute insurance products of an insurance company.
2. It is a new product developed/launched by the banks in which the risks of the high value customers are covered for any losses to their property and/or lives through an insurance cover.
3. It is a new product launched by the banks by which they are providing insurance cover to exporters/importers for the losses, if any due to high fluctuations in the exchange rates of dollars and other major currencies.
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Which of the following correctly describes, what the Bancassurance is
1. It is an arrangement where by the branches of a bank sell/distribute insurance products of an insurance company.
2. It is a new product developed/launched by the banks in which the risks of the high value customers are covered for any losses to their property and/or lives through an insurance cover.
3. It is a new product launched by the banks by which they are providing insurance cover to exporters/importers for the losses, if any due to high fluctuations in the exchange rates of dollars and other major currencies.
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