Summary: This blog provides an overview of India’s insurance distribution framework, explaining the roles of intermediaries like brokers, corporate agents, TPAs, and surveyors under IRDAI regulations. It highlights recent reforms introduced by the Insurance Amendment Bill, 2025, which aim to simplify compliance, expand intermediary definitions, and strengthen policyholder protection. Understanding these evolving rules is crucial for insurers, intermediaries, and stakeholders to navigate the market effectively and ensure transparent, compliant distribution.
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