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USAID gives $10 mn to boost Indian insurance sector
New Delhi, June 13: The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will provide a 10 million dollar technical aid for development of Indian insurance sector over the next four years.
New Delhi, June 13: The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) will provide a 10 million dollar technical aid for development of Indian insurance sector over the next four years.
Bearing Point, formerly known as KPMG Consulting, was awarded the contract on May 27, 2003 to implement the programme of technical assistance along with Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) of India, a US embassy statement said.
Bearing Point has set up a project office in Hyderabad to maximise its interaction with the IRDA, which is also based there.
The US assistance will help IRDA to build institutional capacity in the areas of solvency and market supervision, promote an enabling policy, regulatory and institutional environment for the development of the health insurance system.
Bearing Point has set up a project office in Hyderabad to maximise its interaction with the IRDA, which is also based there.
The US assistance will help IRDA to build institutional capacity in the areas of solvency and market supervision, promote an enabling policy, regulatory and institutional environment for the development of the health insurance system.
It will also help in developing key professions associated with the insurance sector.
This will also help to develop comprehensive database on insurance, such as health insurance, non-life and life insurance.
Bureau Report