The pie chart illustrates the global distribution of three types of private insurance policies, while the table compares the proportion of people holding these policies in India, England, and Australia.
Overall, auto insurance accounts for the largest share worldwide, whereas life insurance represents the smallest proportion among the three categories. In terms of national coverage, England has by far the highest percentage of insured individuals, while India records the lowest figure.
According to the pie chart, auto insurance is the most widely held type of policy, making up 35% of the global total. Health insurance is the second most common category at 31%, only four percentage points lower than auto coverage. Life insurance constitutes 28%, which is slightly less popular than the other two forms of insurance. Together, these three categories represent the vast majority of private insurance policies worldwide.
Turning to the table, England leads significantly in overall insurance ownership, with 25% of people holding private insurance policies. Australia ranks second, at 15%, which is 10 percentage points lower than England. By contrast, India has the smallest proportion of policyholders, at just 7%. This means that insurance coverage in England is more than three times higher than in India and notably greater than in Australia as well.