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Insurance commission: NBFCs seek 5-year transition period to reduce selling fee

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Core Development: Insurance commission: NBFCs seek 5-year transition period to reduce selling fee

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Market & Financial Impact: The industry body of NBFCs has told the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) that the proposed commission caps of 2% for credit life and 5% for credit health insurance would make credit-linked insurance distribution unviable, given distribution costs are about 32% of the premium.

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Insurance commission: NBFCs seek 5-year transition period to reduce selling fee

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