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Home›business›Mint Quick Edit | IRDAI's reform proposals could fix what’s broken and thus help insure more of India
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Mint Quick Edit | IRDAI's reform proposals could fix what’s broken and thus help insure more of India

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by Mint•6d ago•0 views•
Mint Quick Edit | IRDAI's reform proposals could fix what’s broken and thus help insure more of India
The insurance regulator's proposals could rein back runaway misselling and turn the sector more customer-friendly. A country that’s sparsely insured should focus on long-term market expansion.
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