Indian regulator withdraws arbitration clause from tariff-based insurance products

The IRDAI said Arbitration clause for all tariff-based contracts issued after 27 October 2023 were de-notified, changing a standard that has been in place since 2006.

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Indian regulator withdraws arbitration clause from tariff based insurance products
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