India’s insurance regulator is moving to tighten product distribution and rein in commissions, a shift that could reshape how policies are sold and priced. While the proposals may help lower premiums and improve transparency for customers, distributors dependent on commission income face the sharper adjustment, even as insurers with leaner cost structures appear better placed to absorb the change.
"IRDAI’s Commission Clampdown Could Squeeze Distributors More Than Insurers"
India’s insurance regulator is moving to tighten product distribution and rein in commissions, a shift that could reshape how policies are sold and priced. While the proposals may help lower premiums and improve transparency for customers, distributors dependent on commission income face the sharper adjustment, even as insurers with leaner cost structures appear better placed to absorb the change.
IRDAI’s Commission Clampdown Could Squeeze Distributors More Than Insurers
RDU Global Wire
Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy Desk
India’s insurance regulator is moving to tighten product distribution and rein in commissions, a shift that could reshape how policies are sold and priced. While the proposals may help lower premiums and improve transparency for customers, distributors dependent on commission income face the sharper adjustment, even as insurers with leaner cost structures appear better placed to absorb the change.
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