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IRDA Overview for BBA Students

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) was established in 1999 as an independent regulatory body to regulate and promote the insurance industry in India. IRDA's objectives include protecting policyholders, promoting an orderly growth of the insurance sector, and enforcing high standards of integrity through regulation and monitoring of insurers, agents and other insurance intermediaries. The document outlines IRDA's constitution, mission statement, objectives, functions, duties, powers and the key laws and regulations governing the insurance industry in India.

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IRDA Overview for BBA Students

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) was established in 1999 as an independent regulatory body to regulate and promote the insurance industry in India. IRDA's objectives include protecting policyholders, promoting an orderly growth of the insurance sector, and enforcing high standards of integrity through regulation and monitoring of insurers, agents and other insurance intermediaries. The document outlines IRDA's constitution, mission statement, objectives, functions, duties, powers and the key laws and regulations governing the insurance industry in India.

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Submitted to: Avinash Mishra Asst.

Professor

Presented By: Sanju Mishra BBA-Semester-5

CONTENT
Introduction

of IRDA IRDA

Constitution of

Mission

statement of IRDA
IRDA duties and powers of IRDA

Objectives of Functions,

Laws and regulations

INTRODUCTION OF IRDA

In april 1993, the government of India appointed a committee of Reforms in insurance sector with Shri. R.N. Malhotra, a former governor of Reserve Bank Government of India in January [Link] accordance with the recommendations of the committee, the government set up a regulatory body known as Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority and enacted the Act known as Insurance Regulatory and Development Act, 1999.

CONSTITUTION OF IRDA

IRDA consists of: i. A chairman ii. Not more than 5 whole time members iii. Not more than 4 part time members to be appointed by central government.

MISSION STATEMENT OF IRDA


To

protect the interest of and secure fair treatment to policyholders. To bring about speedy and orderly growth To set, promote monitor , and enforce high standards of integrity. To take actions where standards are inadequate or ineffectively enforced. To ensure speedy settlement of insured claims.

OBJECTIVES OF IRDA
i.

ii.
iii. iv. v. vi. vii.

Take care of the policyholders interest. Open the insurance sector for private sector. Ensure continued financial soundness and solvency. Regulate insurance and reinsurance companies. Eliminate dishonesty and unhealthy competition. Supervise the activities of intermediaries. Amend the insurance act 1938 ,the Life Insurance Corporation Act1956, and the General Business Act1972.

FUNCTIONS, DUTIES & POWER OF IRDA


To issue certificate of registration. To protect the interests of the policyholders. To specify requisite qualifications code of conduct and training for insurance intermediaries and agents.

To specify code of conduct for Surveyors/ Loss Assessors.

Functions Cont...

To promote efficiency in the conduct of insurance business. To supervise the functioning of Tariff Advisory Committee.

To regulate investment of funds by the insurance companies.


To undertake inspection, conduct enquiries and investigations.

Functions Cont

To specify the percentage of Life and General Insurance business. To promote and regulate professional organizations connected with the insurance and reinsurance.

To specify the form and manner for maintenance of books of accounts.

Functions Cont

To prescribe the manner and form in which accounts will be maintained and submitted by insurers and intermediaries. To regulate maintenance of margin of solvency.

Functions Cont

To levy fees & other charges for carrying out the purposes of this act. To adjudication of disputes between insurers & intermediaries or insurance intermediaries.

To specify the percentage of premium income of the insurer financial schemes for promoting & regulating professional organization.

LAWS AND REGULATIONS

Insurance Act, 1938 Life Insurance Corporation Act, 1956 Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority Act,1999

Consumer Protection Act, 1986


Income Tax Act Marriage Womens Property Act, 1874

Presented By: 
Sanju Mishra 
BBA-Semester-5 Submitted to: Avinash Mishra Asst. Professor 
Submitted to: 
Avinash Mishra 
Asst
Introduction  of  IRDA 
Constitution of IRDA 
Mission  statement of IRDA 
Objectives of IRDA 
Functions, duties and powe
In april 1993, the government of India appointed a committee of 
Reforms in insurance sector with Shri. R.N. Malhotra, a form
IRDA consists of: 
i.
A chairman 
ii.
Not more than 5 whole time members 
iii.
Not more than 4 part time members to be appoin
To protect the interest of and secure fair treatment to 
policyholders. 
To bring about speedy and orderly growth 
To set,
i.
Take care of the policyholders interest. 
ii.
Open the insurance sector for private sector. 
iii.
Ensure continued financi

To issue certificate of registration. 

To protect the interests of the policyholders.  

To specify requisite qualific
To promote efficiency in the  conduct   of insurance 
business. 
To supervise the functioning of Tariff Advisory 
Committ
To specify the percentage of Life and General 
Insurance business. 
To promote and regulate professional organizations 
c
To prescribe the manner and form in which 
accounts will be maintained and submitted by 
insurers and intermediaries. 
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