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winning moves book - Department Of Industrial Policy & Promotion

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worldwide experience in<br />

pensions, ICICI Prudential became<br />

the leading private pensions<br />

provider.<br />

One of the biggest challenges ICICI<br />

Prudential faced was making sure<br />

the company had the necessary<br />

scale and distribution capabilities.<br />

It meant putting in place the right<br />

processing software, trained back<br />

office staff and advisers,<br />

connectivity, a medical network etc.<br />

Essentially, to be a material player<br />

in this business, meant having all<br />

the elements right - brand, product,<br />

distribution, processes, and of<br />

course, management.<br />

ICICI Prudential pursued an<br />

innovative human resources<br />

strategy. The company recruited<br />

from a mix of sectors, and<br />

interestingly, barely 5% of its staff had<br />

prior experience in the life insurance<br />

industry. This meant that ICICI<br />

Prudential could look at the industry<br />

75<br />

with a completely fresh approach.<br />

The company’s strategy to be a<br />

significant player in the Indian life<br />

insurance industry has been<br />

highly successful. Since its<br />

re-establishment, ICICI Prudential<br />

has become the number one<br />

private life insurer. In less than four<br />

years, the company has expanded<br />

its reach to 62 locations, and<br />

strengthened its distribution<br />

through 11 bank partners, over 120<br />

corporate agent and broker tie-ups<br />

and over 36,000 advisers.<br />

Protecting more than 900,000<br />

people, with a sum assured in<br />

excess of Rs.20,000 crore and total<br />

premium income exceeding<br />

Rs.1800 crore, the company closed<br />

the year ended March 2004 with<br />

its second consecutive award for<br />

Life Insurer of the Year from Outlook<br />

Money magazine, and with 36% of<br />

the private retail life insurance<br />

market.

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