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Under the new IRDA regime, the Life Insurance Corporation of India has launched two new non-linked plans Bima Account I and Bima Account II. The plans guarantee minimum returns, transparent charges and provide risk cover. According to the press relea
CIRCULAR NO. 305.2/1/F&AILAB2008/277/2011-12, DATED 9-2-2011 Section 35 of the Insurance Act, 1938 lays down the framework for amalgamation and transfer of life insurance companies. However, a similar provision is not available in case of non-life insurance companies. This anomaly is proposed to be rectified in the Insurance Amendment Bill, 2008. Against the background of the […]
Insurance – Guidelines on Outsourcing of Activities by Insurance Companies Reference: 1. INV/CIR/031/2004-05 dated 27th July, 2004 2. INV/CIR/058/2004-05 dated 28th December, 2004 3. RBI/2006/167 DBOD.NO.BO.40/21.04.158/2006-07 4. Regulation 7(c) of IRDA (Registration of Companies) Regulations, 2000 IRDA/LIFE/CIR/GLD/013/02/2011, DATED 1-2-2011 1. Introduction 1.1 Insurers in India are increasingly using outsourcing, as a means of both reducing […]
Insurance – Creation of Reserve for Unexpired Risk (URR) by the Non-life Insurance Companies for Health Segment CIRCULAR No. IRDA/F&I/CIR/F&A/015/02/2011, dated 2-2-2011 Authority vide Circular No. IRDA/F&A/ClR/49/Mar-09, dated March 24, 2009 had relaxed the requirement of section 64(1)(ii)(b) of the Act for computation of Reserve for Unexpired Risk for Health segment for the year 2008-09 […]
Insurance- Spurious calls identifying themselves as IRDA Employees in a bid to sell Insurance policies Circular No. CAD/1/10-11, dated 21-1- 2011 The Authority has received complaints from various Individuals about certain spurious calls as mentioned above. While IRDA has already filed a police complaint at New Delhi and also issued a notice cautioning the public […]
Circular No. IRDA/F&A/CIR/SOLVN/011/01/2011, dated 27-1-2011 Various general insurance companies are running health insurance schemes which are sponsored/subsidized by Central/State Government. However, the premium of such schemes are not paid upfront but paid at a later stage. The IRDA (Assets, Liabilities and Solvency Margins of Insurers) Regulations, 2000 lay down the manner of computation of solvency […]
Insurance watchdog Irda today said the guidelines for public float of life insurance companies will be ready this fiscal, while the non-life may take more time. “Initial Public Offering (IPO) guidelines for life insurance companies will be out soon.
The Supreme Court held recently held in the case of Pushpa @ Leela & Ors. Versus Shakuntala & Ors that the insurance company will be liable to pay compensation for road accident death even if the owner had sold the vehicle so long as his name is the official register. The previous owner might have handed over possession of the vehicle to the buyer, but he and his insurer continued to be liable to pay compensation to third parties if the insurance policy is in his name. In this case, Pushpa vs Shakuntala, the owner sold the truck to another person. But the vehicle was insured by Oriental Insurance Company in the previous owner’s name. There was an accident killing three persons. Their dependents moved the motor accident claims tribunal against Oriental and the previous owner. The tribunal and the Himachal Pradesh high court held that the previous owner had no liability as he was no longer the owner of the vehicle. They ruled that the new owner alone was liable to pay. The dependents appealed to the Supreme Court. The insurance company argued in the Supreme Court that the liability should entirely be that of the new owner as the old owner had lost control of the vehicle after the sale. Reversing this view, the Supreme Court made the insurance company liable to pay the compensation amount.
CIRCULAR NO. IRDA/TPA/GDL/CIR/008/01/2011, DATED 12-1-2011 1. It has come to the notice of the Authority that in some instances policyholders could not get cashless facility at the hospital approached, due to change in the network hospitals and/ or the servicing TPA by the insurers, about which the policyholder was not properly informed. 2. Where the […]
The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Irda) today asked insurance companies to refrain from charging policyholders differential premium without prior approval of the watchdog. In the papers submitted to Irda before launching any product
