LIC's persistency ratio has shown year-on-year improvement in the 9-month FY24 period compared to 9-month FY23, across most tenure brackets (e.g., 13th month, 25th month).
"but that's not how you analyze it okay because ideally it is in a decreasing trend as as as in how the number of years keep on increasing you should compare it on a uh year on-ear basis right 9 months 24 versus 9 months 23 and every single parameter be it 13 month 78 it's higher as compared to 77.6 month, 25th month 71.9 to higher as compared to 71.3 to you you can just check majority of the cases not all cases but majority of the cases it is higher as compared to the previous year"