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- The insurance regulator has proposed reducing commission rates for banks and brokers to between 5 and 20 percent from previous levels exceeding 40 percent.
- Proposed rules include spreading commission payments over the policy tenure instead of large initial payouts.
- The move aims to address high distribution costs and increase insurance penetration.
- Banks will also be prohibited from forcing customers to purchase insurance products as a condition for receiving loans.
What to watch next
- Final implementation of the proposed commission cap rules by IRDAI.
- Potential shift in business models for bank-centric insurance distribution.
- Impact on premium pricing for life and motor insurance policies.
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Named India · Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India · Prashant Tiwari
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