Home-grown insurance now available for Indian satcoms

Posted on May 14, 2024 by Guest authors

General insurance provider Tata AIG has launched what it calls its Satellite In-Orbit Third-Party Liability Insurance policy for satellite manufacturers and operators in the Indian space industry – a first, it seems, for Indian insurance provision.

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