Insurance intermediary registration certificates establish limited validity and require ongoing compliance with governing insurance and financial services law. Insurance intermediary registration is evidenced by a certificate issued to a named entity for its specified intermediary category, with a registration ... Summary
International Financial Services Centres Authority Act, 2019
Insurance intermediary registration certificates establish limited validity and require ongoing compliance with governing insurance and financial services law.
Insurance intermediary registration is evidenced by a certificate issued to a named entity for its specified intermediary category, with a registration number and defined validity period. The certificate is granted under the International Financial Services Centres Authority Act, 2019 and the Insurance Act, 1938, and remains subject to those enactments and the IFSCA (Insurance Intermediary) Regulations, 2021. Renewal requires a separate certificate identifying the entity, category, registration number, issue date and renewed validity period, subject to the same legal framework.
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