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IRDA Compliance for Insurance Company
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- Registration as a public company under CA 2013 or previous company law is mandatory.
- Filing resolutions with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, appointing directors, auditors, and annual filings are required.
- Insurance companies must file board resolutions on director appointments, auditor appointments, share-related issues, etc., with the ROC.
- Balance sheet filing exemption in XBRL exists, but annual returns (AOC-4, MGT-7) must be filed within 60 days of the AGM.
- IRDAI's Corporate Governance Guidelines are compulsory, guiding committee formation.
- Internet Compliance in E-Commerce for Insurance Companies:
- Setting up an independent ISNP (Insurance Self Network Platform) requires permission from the authority.
- Form-ISNP-1 application for e-Commerce activities in India involves a fee of Rs.10,000.
- Submission of details within 15 days for approval.
- Approval considers policyholder interests, internet-based insurance function prospects, and adherence to regulations.
- Conditions include compliance with IRDA Act, Insurance Act, guidelines, rules, and no breaches of authority-issued provisions.
- The insurance company has to be registered as a public company under the Companies Act 2013.
- For registration with the IRDAI, companies must comply with Insurance Laws and the Insurance Act, meeting minimum capital requirements of 100 Crores for insurance companies and 200 Crores for reinsurance companies.
- File Annual Reports.
- Insurance companies with specific foreign investments must comply with FEMA regulations by reporting the amounts of inward and outward inflows.
- The insurance business must register as an e-Commerce company when dealing with internet insurance.
- The insurance business must register as an e-Commerce company when dealing with internet insurance.
- Insurance Company needs to file a report to IRDA monthly, quarterly and annually.
- Insurance firms are required to submit monthly reports containing industry-relevant details, policyholders' grievances, and petitions. These filings must adhere to specified timelines. Additionally, monitoring occurs quarterly and annually.
- Need to follow companies act compliances such as directors declaration(DIR-8), Annual Filing (MGT-7 & AOC-4) to ROC and all other relevant compliance of public company as per the companies acts 2013.
- Insurance firms with foreign investors or promoters must adhere to FEMA regulations. Compliance with FEMA is mandatory, necessitating the annual generation of reports as per RBI requirements within the specified timeframe.
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Yes, an insurance company is required to strictly follow the above compliances. Compliance vary depending upon the business requirements of the insurance company. A company that does not hold any kind of foreign investment or foreign holding does not have to deal with compliances prescribed with FEMA.
The types of insurance companies are:
• Life Insurance or Personal Insurance.
• Property Insurance.
• Marine Insurance.
• Fire Insurance.
• Liability Insurance.
• Guarantee Insurance.
• Social Insurance.
Yes, IRDA compliance is required.
There are different penalties and consequences for not standing up to the rules of insurance regulations. Non-compliance with the rules of the authority- A penalty can be imposed by the authority on the company and civil consequences for the directors to not comply with the laws prescribed by the authority. on-Compliance with Companies 2013- it will call for punishments that the company and the directors of the company have to bear. Non-Compliance with FEMA Regulations- It will attract severe penalties. It will be enforced by an authorized dealer and the RBI.
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