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why is non life insurance down?

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Based on the latest reports, there isn't a specific standalone crash isolated to non-life insurance—in fact, the sector had recently rallied by 2.05% around September 7, driving NEPSE gains. However, the broader market faced general downward pressure by September 10 with NEPSE falling to 2,531 points. Additionally, the non-life insurance sector has been grappling with operational challenges, such as disputes and surveyor delays over massive damage claims (with only around 38% or Rs 8.82 arba of Gen-Z movement claims settled so far), which can weigh on sentiment.

Sources

  1. Stock market rises alongside turnover, non-life insurance draws investor interest
    Online Khabar
  2. All stock market indicators decline, NEPSE drops to 2531 points
    Online Khabar
  3. NEPSE rises by double digits with Rs 3.83 billion in turnover
    Setopati
  4. Will share trading of flood-affected hydropower projects be halted?
    Setopati
  5. Only 38 percent of insurance claims paid for Gen-Z movement damages, why the delay?
    Online Khabar

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