The pie graph displays the proportion of four categories of personal insurance policies globally,and the table illustrates the policy ownership in India, England, and Australia.
Overall, the majority of private insurance policies are composed of insurance policies for auto,health, and life. England has the highest population with insurance among the three countries. Auto insurance policies have the highest percentage of global private insurance policies, with 35%. The second and third highest proportions are insurance policies for health and life, with 31% and 28%, respectively. The category of ‘other’ has the lowest percentage among the four categories, with 6%.
A quarter of people living in England have a private insurance policy, and their percentages inauto, health, and life insurance are much higher than the other two countries, with 10%, 7.9%, and 5.7% for auto, health, and life, respectively. Most Australians own auto insurance policies, with 1.9%, followed by health, 1.3%, and life, 0.5%. More Indian people have health insurance, with 3.5%, than auto and life insurance policies, with 0.4% of auto and 1.7% of life insurance policies.
