The move is part of new KMP performance evaluation rules, under which the regulator has made 50% of key performance indicators (KPIs) mandatory and far more prescriptive than earlier, according to industry executives. For the remaining 50% weightage in performance assessment, the nomination and remuneration committee or board may assign additional role-specific parameters aligned with the insurer's business plan, with the metrics and evaluation criteria required to be clearly defined upfront in the remuneration policy.

In a significant policyholder-centric move, IRDAI has linked insurance executive pay to customer-centric metrics like claim settlement and grievance redressal. Insurers must now…

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai) has made amendments to the IRDAI (Corporate Governance for Insurers) Regulations, 2024.

The move is part of new KMP performance evaluation rules, under which the regulator has made 50% of key performance indicators (KPIs) mandatory and far more prescriptive than…

IRDAI mandates insurers to tie executive pay to customer satisfaction and financial performance, enhancing governance and transparency.

Insurance regulator Irdai has directed insurers to link the remuneration of managing directors (MDs), chief executive officers (CEOs) and other senior executives to…

IRDAI has tightened insurance governance norms, linking KMP pay to performance metrics and mandating public disclosure of business data across insurers.

MUMBAI: The insurance regulator has directed insurers to realign how senior executives are evaluated and paid, linking performance more closely to customer outcomes, transparency,…

India's insurance regulator, Irdai, is changing how insurance company executives are evaluated. Performance and pay will now be linked to customer results, not just financial…