The pie chart illustrates the worldwide distribution of private insurance policies by type, while the table compares the proportion of people owning these policies in India, England and Australia.
Overall, auto insurance accounts for the largest proportion of private insurance policies worldwide, whereas other types make up the smallest share. In addition, England has a considerably higher proportion of insured people than India and Australia.
Looking at the pie chart, auto insurance accounts for 35% of all private insurance policies worldwide, making it the largest category. Health insurance ranks second, accounting for 31%. Life insurance constitutes 28% of the total. By contrast, other types of insurance account for only 6% of the total.
Regarding the table, England has the highest proportion of insured residents, with 25% of its population owning private insurance. Among these, auto insurance accounts for 10% of the population, followed by health and life insurance at 7.9% and 5.7%, respectively. By comparison, India records the lowest figure, with only 7% of its population holding private insurance, including 3.5% for health insurance and 0.4% for auto insurance. Australia ranks second, with 15% of its population covered by private insurance, including 1.9% holding auto insurance.