NCLAT: Corporate Debtor’s Guarantor Liability Unchanged Despite Internal Adjustments Among Creditors || NCLAT: Plea under IBC Section 7 Can't Be Restored After Corporate Debtor Pays Principal & Interest || Delhi HC: Wife Can Be Denied Maintenance If She Fails To Submit Latest Salary Slips || Kerala HC: Income of Parent Who Abandoned Family Shouldn’t Count For EWS Reservation Eligibility || Gujarat HC: Writ Courts Interfering in Arbitral Procedure Orders Defies A&C Act’s Purpose || Delhi HC: Plaintiff Doesn’t Have Vested Right to File Rejoinder under CPC || J&K&L HC: Name Change Is Fundamental Right; Boards Must Consider Legal Documents, Not Reject Request || SC: Administrative Delays by State Agencies Must Not Be Condoned || Sc: When Sale Deed Is Void, Possession Suit Follows 12-Year Limitation under Article 65, Not Art 59 || SC: Preliminary Inquiry Report Can’t Stop Court from Directing FIR Registration

Guidelines on Investment in Exchange Traded Funds with G Sec Underlying- (Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority) (26 Aug 2015)

MANU/IRDA/0031/2015

Insurance

Insurers are permitted to invest in the exhaustive asset classes under the provisions of Insurance Act, 1938, IRDA (Investment) Regulations, 2000, and ensuing guidelines. GILT-ETF launched in India, has been after due consideration, permitted for Insurers to invest as a part of "Approved Investments".

Relevant : IRDA (Investment) (4 th Amendment) Regulations, 2008 – Reg MANU/IRDA/0058/2008 Clarifications on IRDA (Investment) Regulations, 2000, Circulars and Guidelines MANU/IRDA/0086/2013

Tags : INSURANCE EXCHANGE TRADED FUND

Share :