Micro Life Insurance Companies Earn Rs 855 Million in Premiums by Q3

May 5th, 2025

Kathmandu — Micro life insurance companies operating in Nepal have earned a total of Rs 855.6 million in insurance premiums by the third quarter of the current fiscal year, according to data released today by the Nepal Insurance Authority.

Among the micro life insurance companies, Guardian Micro Life Insurance leads the market with a premium income of Rs 325.8 million during the review period. Close behind is Crest Micro Life Insurance, which has collected over Rs 322 million in premiums. Liberty Micro Life Insurance follows with Rs 207.7 million in premium earnings.

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