The penalty relates to ICICI Lombard's failure to document ₹7.10bn (US$75.1m) of sales, marketing and business support spending in FY2019, part of which went to agents of other insurers.
The proposed registry would give insurers access to richer claims, policy and risk data, helping improve underwriting accuracy, pricing discipline and portfolio management.
Measures to simplify products, reduce claims friction and encourage broader use of the National Health Claims Exchange dominated discussions at the panel's latest meeting.