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WHAT IS INSURANCE ?
PRINCIPLES OF INSURANCE
• PRINCIPLE OF LOSS MINIMIZATION.
• PRINCIPLE OF UTMOST GOOD FAITH.
• PRINCIPLE OF INSURABLE INTEREST.
• PRINCIPLE OF INDEMNITY.
• PRINCIPLE OF CONTRIBUTION.
• PRINCIPLE OF SUBROGATION.
• PRINCIPLE OF PROXIMATE CAUSE.
What is Life Insurance ?
TYPES OF LIFE INSURANCE
TERM LIFE INSURANCE.
ENDOWMENT INSURANCE.
WHOLE LIFE INSURANCE.
ADVANTAGES OF LIFE
INSURANCE
• Covers risk of death.
• Encouragement of compulsory saving.
• Facilitation of liquidity.
• Provision of profitability.
• Tax relief.
• Mental Peace.
DISADVANTAGES OF LIFE
INSURANCE
• Arises when it is used as an investment
product.
• Buying when you have no need.
• Buying complex life insurance products
which give sub optimal results.
• Buying expensive policies.
What is Non-Life Insurance ?
TYPES OF NON-LIFE INSURANCE
FIRE INSURANCE.
MARINE INSURANCE.
PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE.
.
MOTOR INSURANCE.
BURGLARY INSURANCE.
RURAL INSURANCE.
BENEFITS OF NON-LIFE
INSURANCE
• Peace of Mind.
• Stability.
• Financial Security.
• Self – dependency.
• Savings.
• Investment.
HOW INSURANCE WORKS ?
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITY
OF THE INSURER
• Right to collect premium from the
insured.
• Right to specify the rules and conditions
that govern the promise made under
the policy.
• Responsibility to pay for the losses
occurred and claimed by the insured.
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITY
OF THE INSURED
• Obligation to pay premium to the
insurer
• Right to collect payment from the
insurer if a covered loss occurs.
• Obligation to comply with the terms and
conditions prescribed by insurer.
BENEFITS OF INSURANCE
• Provides Economic Protection.
• Shares Risks.
• Maintain Standard of People.
• Encourages Savings.
• Eliminates Dependency.
.
BENEFITS OF
INSURANCE(Contd.)
• Grants Loans.
• Creates Employment Opportunities.
• Promotes Foreign Trade.
• Helps to Operate Business Smoothly.
• Helps to Reduce Inflation.
LIMITATIONS OF INSURANCE
• Baisness to insured.
• Lengthy Legal Formalities.
• Does not provide all Financial Services.
• Compensate as less as possible.
• Tempt to commit Crimes.
• High Price for Low Benefit.
INSURANCE REGULATORY
DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY OF
INDIA, 1999.
• Meaning
• Establishment
OBJECTIVES OF IRDAI
• To protect the interest and fair
treatment of the policy holder.
• To regulate fairness and ensure the
financial soundness of the industry.
• To regularly frame regulations to ensure
the industry operates without any
ambiguity.
FUNCTIONS OF IRDAI
• Authority responsible for registration of
Insurance Company.
• Protects the interest of the Policyholder.
• Provides assistance to Intermediaries.
• Regulates and control Insurance
Companies.
POWERS OF IRDAI
• All Insurance company have to register
with IRDAI compulsorily.
• Capital structure will be determined by
IRDAI.
• Amount stipulated by IRDAI must be
deposited with RBI.
• Audit Reports must be submitted to
IRDAI.
POWERS OF IRDAI (Contd.)
• Actuaries appointed by the company
should report to IRDAI.
• Investments must be approved by
IRDAI.
• Nature of general insurance will be
prescribed by IRDAI.
• Statements of investment of assets
should be submitted every financial
year to IRDAI.
INSURANCE