Report: Reforms could allow Indian Insurers to distribute mutual funds for the first time

The Department of Financial Services has proposed five amendments to the India Insurance Act which could open up new opportunities for insurers.

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Report reforms could allow indian insurers to distribute mutual funds for the first time
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