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Insurance Regulator Proposes Allowing Insurers To Invest In Unlisted Firms: Report

The change is an attempt to bring Indian laws in sync with countries such as South Korea.
The change is an attempt to bring Indian laws in sync with countries such as South Korea.
India's insurance regulator has proposed to the government that insurers be allowed to buy over 10% of unlisted firms without approval, regulatory and industry sources said, a move that could unlock new funding avenues for startups in Asia's third largest economy.
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