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The extension gives insurers and consumer groups more time to influence proposed changes that could affect policy pricing and market competition, potentially impacting premiums and coverage options.
The regulator is engaging with different stakeholder groups and has not reached a conclusion on the proposals, IRDAI chairman Ajay Seth had said recently. The objective is to move towards a more efficient regime without disrupting existing businesses or livelihoods. Some stakeholders have sought a longer transition period, while others have raised concerns about low-ticket policies, Seth had said. Larger insurers, smaller companies and new entrants have different concerns, as do various categori
The IRDAI is India’s insurance regulator, responsible for overseeing the insurance sector and setting rules that shape how companies operate and protect policyholders.