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Balancing regulatory oversight and operational autonomy in insurance sector

1 source · first seen 15:39 29 Sept · updated 15:39 29 Sept

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  • Regulators should act firmly on solvency, mis-selling, policyholder mistreatment and conduct violations
  • Legitimate decisions on capital should remain with insurers
  • Stricter conduct oversight affects Indian insurers; operational autonomy may preserve their flexibility

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