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1. Prof.R.Haridas Says:
   November 17th, 2008 at 2:05 am

   Sir,

   My core competency area is Life Insurance in which doing part time programme in Insurnace Institute of India. I would like to know how the Behaviour of Life Insurnace Policy holders in the Insurance Industry and What are their expectations towards Products ( Conventional )and Servicies pertaining to LIfe Insurnace Company and Agent. In this regard please kindly clarify the same and forward the details to me which is more useful for my academic purpose.

   Awaiting your Reply

   Regards

   Prof.R.Haridas M.Com,MBA,PGDMM,LIII,M.Phil,(PhD)
   “GURU KRISHNA ILLAM”
   545/F B.K.R. Nagar
   Sathy Road,
   Coimbatore - 641 012.

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