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The IRDA Chairman at Moneylife Foundation

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Raj Pradhan | 29/05/2012 06:23 PM | 

Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) chairman, J Hari Narayan, spoke on a wide variety of issues at a packed Moneylife Foundation event on 16 May 2012. Excerpts of the interaction by Raj Pradhan

 

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Age for Entry and Exit: “Existing mediclaim should offer entry until age 65 years and exit age up to a minimum 80 years. For new product approval, we are asking for no limit for entry and exit age. The existing mediclaim products may not offer this feature,” announced the chairman. According to Moneylife, this is a good move from IRDA, ...


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