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IRDA Regulation for Investment

 

1. Short title and commencement
2. Definitions
3. Regulation of Investments

4. Regulation of Investments

5. Exposure/Prudential norms
6. Returns to be submitted by an Insurer
7. Power to call for additional information
8. Duty to report extraordinary events affecting the investment portfolio
9. Constitution of Investment Committee
10. Miscellaneous

11. Dealing in financial derivatives

 

 

 

In exercise of the powers conferred by sections 27A, 27B, 27D and 114A of the Insurance Act, 1938 (4 of 1938), the Authority in consultation with the Insurance Advisory Committee, hereby makes the following regulations, namely--

 

1. Short title and commencement

(1) These regulations may be called the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Investment) Regulations, 2000.

(2) They shall come into force on the date of their publication in the Official Gazette.

 

2. Definitions

In these regulations, unless the context otherwise requires,--

(a)        "Act" means the Insurance Act, 1938 (4 of 1938);

(b)        "Accretion of funds" means investment income, gains on sale/redemption of existing investment and operating surplus;

(ba)       "Assets" means all the assets of insurer, at their carrying value, shown in his Balance Sheet drawn in Form B-BL of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Preparation of Financial Statements and Auditors' Report of Insurance Companies) Regulations, 2000, but excluding items under the head "Miscellaneous Expenditure";

(c)        "Authority" means the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority established under sub-section (1) of section 3 of the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority Act, 1999 (41 of 1999);

(ca)       "Group" means:

(i) two or more individuals, associations of individuals, firms, trusts, trustees or bodies corporate (excluding Financial Institutions) or any combination thereof, which exercises, or is established to be in a position to exercise, control, directly or indirectly, over any body corporate, firm or trust, or

(ii) Associated persons,

as may be stipulated by the Authority, from time to time, by issuance of guidelines in this behalf;

(cb)       "Financial Derivatives" means a derivative as defined under clause (aa) of section 2 of the Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956, and includes a contract which derives its value from interest rates of underlying debt securities and such other derivative contracts as may be stipulated by the Authority, from time to time;]

(d) "Principal Officer" means any person connected with the management of an insurer or any other person upon whom the Authority has served notice of its intention of treating him as the principal officer thereof;

(e)        All words and expressions used herein and not defined but defined in the Insurance Act, 1938 (4 of 1938), or in the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority Act, 1999 (41 of 1999), or in any rules or regulations made thereunder, shall have the meanings respectively assigned to them in those Acts or rules or regulations.

 

3. Regulation of Investments

(1) Life Business: In terms of Explanation in section 27A of the Act, the Authority has determined that assets relating to Pension business, Annuity business and Linked Life Insurance business shall not form part of the Controlled Fund for the purpose of that section.

Without prejudice to section 27 or section 27A of the Act, every insurer carrying on the business of life insurance shall invest and at all times keep invested his controlled fund (other than funds relating to pension and general annuity business and unit linked life insurance business) in the following manner:

Sl. No. Type of Investment Percentage
(i) Government Securities 25%
(ii) Government Securities or other approved securities [including (i) above] Not less than 50%
(iii)

Approved Investments as specified in Schedule I

(a) Infrastructure and Social Sector


Explanation
: For the purpose of this requirement Infrastructure and Social Sector shall have the meaning as given in regulation 2(h) of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Registration of Indian Insurance Companies) Regulations 2000 and as defined in the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Obligations of Insurers to Rural and Social Sector) Regulations 2000 respectively.


 
(b) Others to be governed by exposure norms as specified in regulation 5. Investment in "other than approved Investments" can in no case exceed 15% of the fund.

Not less than 15%





Not exceeding 35%

 

(2) `Pension and General Annuity Business' : Every insurer shall invest and at all times keep invested funds belonging to his Pension Business, General Annuity Business in the following manner:

 

Sl. No.
Type of Investment
Percentage
(i)
Government Securities being not less than
20%
(ii)
Government Securities or other approved securities [inclusive (i) above being not less than]
40%
(iii)
Balance to be invested in Approved Investments as specified in Schedule I and to be governed by Exposure/Prudential Norms specified in Regulation 5
Not exceeding 60%

 

Note : For the purposes of this sub-regulation, no unapproved investments shall be made.

(3) Unit Linked Life Insurance Business : Every insurer shall invest and at all times keep invested his segregated fund of unit linked life insurance business as per pattern of investment offered to and approved by the policy-holders.  Unit Linked policies may only be offered where the units are linked to categories of assets which are both marketable and easily realizable. However, the total investment in other than approved category of investments shall at no time exceed 25% of the fund.

 

4. Regulation of Investments

(1) General Business : Without prejudice to section 27 or section 27B of the Act, every insurer carrying on the business of general insurance shall invest and at all times keep invested his total assets in the manner set out below:

 

Sl. No.
Type of Investment
Percentage
(i)
Central Government Securities being not less than
20%
(ii)
State Government Securities and other Guaranteed Securities [including (i) above being not less than]
30%
(iii)
Housing and loans to State Government for Housing and Fire Fighting equipment being not less than (Subscription to/purchase of Bonds/Debentures issued by HUDCO National Housing Bank or House building institutions duly accredited by National Housing Banks for house building activities duly guaranteed by Government or carrying current rating of not less than 'AA' by independent reputed and recognised rating agencies would also qualify for compliance of this regulation).
5%
(iv)

Investments in Approved Investments as specified in Schedule II


(a) Infrastructure and Social Sector

Explanation : For the purpose of this requirement Infrastructure and Social Sector shall have the meaning as given in regulation 2(h) of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Registration of Indian Insurance Companies) Regulations 2000 and as defined in the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Obligations of Insurers to Rural or Social Sector) Regulations 2000 respectively.

(b) Others to be governed by Exposure Norms specified in regulation 5 so however that investment in "other than approved investments" can in no case exceed 25% of the assets

Not less than 10%









Not exceeding 55%

 

 

(2) Reinsurance Business : Every reinsurer carrying on reinsurance business in India shall invest and at all times keep invested his total assets in the same manner as set out in sub-regulation (1), until such time separate regulations in this behalf are made by the Authority.

Note : For the purpose of regulations 3 and 4:

1.         Every insurer shall endeavour to maintain a proper balance between the investments made in infrastructure sector and those in the social sector, Bonds issued for development of these sectors, duly guaranteed by Government or otherwise rated not less than "AA" by independent, reputed and recognised rating agencies, issued by others would qualify for compliance of this regulation.

2.         All investments in assets/instruments, which are capable of being rated as per market practice, be based on rating to such assets/instruments.

3.         The rating should be by an independent, reputed and recognised Indian or foreign rating agency.

4.         The assets/instruments under consideration for investment, shall be of a grade not less than "AA" of investment grade as per their current rating.  In case investments of this grade are not available to meet the investment requirements of the investing insurance company and investment committee of the investing insurance company is fully satisfied about the same, then, for the reasons to be recorded in the investment committee's minutes, the investment committee may approve investment in instruments carrying current rating of not less than +A.  Investments in the +A to be kept to the minimum.

5.         The rating of Debt Instruments issued by All India Financial Institutions recognised as such by RBI may be of `AAA' or equivalent rating.  In case investments of this grade are not available to meet the requirements of the investing insurance company and investment committee of the investing insurance company is fully satisfied about the same, then, for the reasons to be recorded in the investment committee's minutes, the investment committee may approve investments in instruments carrying current rating of not less than 'AA' or equivalent as rated by an independent, reputed and recognised Indian or foreign rating agency.

6.         No investment shall be made in an asset/instrument, which is capable of being rated as per market practice but has not been rated.

7.         Investments in equity shares listed on a registered stock exchange should be made in actively traded and liquid instruments viz., equity shares other than those classified as thinly traded as per guidelines governing mutual funds issued by SEBI from time to time.

 

5. Exposure/Prudential norms

Without prejudice to anything contained in sections 27A and 27B of the Act, every insurer shall limit his investments based on the following exposure norms:

 

Type of Investment Limit for Investee Company Limit for the entire group to which the Investee  Company belongs Limit for the Industry Sector to which the Investee Company belongs
(a) All investments in Equity/Preference shares of the Company

(b)Debentures (Convertible/partly convertible/non-convertible)

(c)Short/Medium/Long-term loans

(d) Any other permitted investments as per the Act/Regulation
In the case of Indian Insurance Companies: Exposure at any point of time not to exceed 10% of the subscribed share capital free reserves and debentures/ bonds of the investee company or the 10% of the Insurer's total assets in the case of non-life insurers and 10% of the controlled funds in the case of life insurers whichever is less. Exposure at any point of time not to exceed 10% of the aggregate sub-scribed share capital free reserves and debentures of all the group companies in which investments including investments under considerations have been or proposed to be made by the insurer or the 10% of the total assets in case of Non-Life Insurers and 10% of the controlled funds in case of Life Insurers whichever is less. Investment by the insurer in any industrial sector would not exceed 10% of its total investment exposure to the industrial sector as a whole.  (Classification of Industrial sector to be done on the lines of classification in Industries done by CMIE (Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy)

 

Notes :

1.         Subject to exposure limits as per Insurance Act, 1938, investment in equity including preference shares, investment in equity convertible part of debentures should not exceed 50% of the above exposure norms as mentioned in the Table.  A similar 50% of exposure norms limit would also apply to investment in immovable property.

2.         Subject to exposure limits mentioned in the Table above, an Insurer shall not have investments of more than 5% in aggregate of its Controlled funds  in the case of a life insurer or 5% in aggregate of its assets in the case of non-life insurer in the companies belonging to the promoters' groups.  For the purposes of this regulation "group" shall have the same meaning as defined under these regulations.  All investments in this category shall specifically be referred to the Authority.

3.         The percentage of 10 per cent of the total assets in the case of non-life insurers and 10 per cent of the controlled funds in the case of life insurers can be raised to 15 per cent in each case subject to specific approval of IRDA.

4.         In the case of existing insurers : The limits mentioned above as applicable to the Indian Insurance Companies, shall stand modified as under:--

(a) exposure at any point of time not to exceed 20 per cent of the subscribed share capital, free reserves and debentures/bonds of the investee company or 5 per cent of the controlled funds of the life insurer or 10 percent of the general insurers' total assets.

(b) The limit prescribed in respect of exposure to the industrial sector shall stand increased to 20 per cent in the case of investments in financial institutions.

 

6. Returns to be submitted by an Insurer

Every insurer shall submit to the Authority the following returns within such time, at such intervals and verified/certified in such manner as indicated thereagainst.

 

No.
Form No.
Description
Periodicity of returns
Time limit for submission
Verified/Certified by
1.
Statement of Investments and Income on Investments
Yearly
Within 30 days from the date of Board's approval of Audited Accounts Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
2.
Statement of Down Graded Investments
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
3.
Statement of Investment of Controlled Fund (Life) - Compliance Report
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
4.
Statement of Investment of Total Assets (General) - Compliance Report
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
5.
Exception Report on Instruments not complying with "AA" or "AAA" grade - Compliance Report
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
6.
Exposure/Prudential Investment Norms - Compliance Certificate
Yearly
Within 30 days from the date of Board's approval of Audited Accounts Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
7.
Statement of Investment Subject to Exposure Norms
Yearly
Within 30 days from the date of Board's approval of Audited Accounts Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
8.
Statement of Investment Reconciliation
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
9.
Statement of Mutual Fund Investments
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
10.
Certificate under sections 28(2A) 28(2B) and 28B(3) of the Insurance Act 1938
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)
11.
Confirmation of Investment Portfolio Details
Quarterly
Within 21 days of the end of each quarter Principal Officer/Chief of (Investments)

 

7. Power to call for additional information

The Authority may, by general or special order, require from the insurers such other information in such manner, intervals and time limit as may be specified therein.

 

8. Duty to report extraordinary events affecting the investment portfolio

Every insurer shall report to the Authority forthwith, the effect or the probable effect of any event coming to his knowledge, which could have material adverse impact on the investment portfolio and consequently on the security of policy - holder benefits or expectations.

 

9. Constitution of Investment Committee

(1) Every insurer shall constitute an Investment Committee which shall consist of a minimum of two non-executive Directors of the Insurer, the Principal Officer, Chiefs of Finance and Investment divisions, and wherever appointed actuary is employed, the Appointed Actuary.  The Decisions taken by the Investment Committee shall be properly recorded and be open to inspection by the officers of the Authority.

(2) Every insurer shall draw up annually an Investment Policy and place the same before its Board of Directors for its approval.  In framing such a policy, the Board will be guided by--

(i)         issues relating to liquidity, prudential norms, exposure limits, stop loss limits in securities trading, management of all investment and market risks, management of assets liabilities mismatch, investment audits and investments statistics, etc. and the provisions of the Insurance Act, 1938 and Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Investment) Regulations, 2000;

(ii)         ensuring an adequate return on policy holders' and shareholders' funds consistent with the protection, safety and liquidity of such funds;

(iii)        the funds of the insurer shall be invested and continued to be invested in equity shares, preference shares and instruments which enjoy a rating referred to in note below regulation 4 and made by a national/international agency; in the absence of a rating for an asset, the Board shall lay down clearly the norms that will be followed by the investment committee which will ensure that the safety and liquidity of the policy holders' funds are assured.

(3) The investment policy as approved by the Board will be implemented by the investment committee, which shall keep the Board informed periodically about its activities.

(4) The Board shall review its investment policy and its implementation on an half-yearly basis or at such short intervals as it may decide and make such modifications in its existing investment policy as are necessary to bring them in tune with the requirements of law and regulations - in regard to protection of policy holders' interest and pattern of investment laid down.

(5) The details of the Investment Policy or its review as periodically decided by the Board shall be submitted to the Authority within 30 days of its decision thereto.  The Authority may call for further information from time to time from the insurer as it deems necessary and in the interest of policy holders issue such directions to the insurers as it thinks fit.

 

10. Miscellaneous

(1) Valuation of Assets and Accounting of Investments shall be as per the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (Preparation of Financial Statements and Auditor's Report of Insurance Companies) Regulations, 2000.

(2) The Authority may, by any general or special order, modify or change the application of sub-regulations (3), (4), (5) and (6) to any insurer either on its own or on an application made to it.

 

11. Dealing in financial derivatives

(1) Every Insurer carrying on the business of life insurance or general insurance may deal in financial derivatives only to the extent permitted and in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Authority in this regard from time to time.

(2) Any margin or unamortized premium paid by any insurer in connection with the financial derivatives to the extent they are reflected as asset position in the Balance Sheet of the Insurer in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Authority, shall be treated as "Approved Investment" under Schedule I and Schedule II to these regulations, only to the extent the derivatives position constitutes a hedge for the underlying investment or portfolio which itself is treated as an approved investment under these regulations.  All other margin or unamortized premium paid, to the extent reflected in the Balance Sheet of the Insurer in accordance with the guidelines issued by the Authority in this regard from time to time, shall be treated as "other than Approved Investments".

 

 

SCHEDULE I

(Refer regulation 3)

LIST OF APPROVED INVESTMENTS FOR LIFE BUSINESS

`Approved Investments' for the purposes of section 27A of the Act shall be as follows:

(a)        All approved investments specified in section 27A of the Act except--

(i) clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 27A of the Act;

(ii) first mortgages on immovable property situated in other country as stated in clause (m) of sub-section (1) of section 27A of the Act;

(iii) immovable property situated in other country as stated in clause (n) of sub-section (1) of section 27A of the Act.

(b)        In addition the authority under powers given vide clause (s) of sub-section (1) of section 27A of the Act declares the following investments as approved investments:

(i) All secured loans, secured debentures, secured bonds, other secured debt instruments, shares and preference shares and debt instruments issued by All India Financial Institutions recognised as such by Reserve Bank of India - investments to be made in terms of investment policy guidelines, benchmarks and exposure norms/limits approved by the Board of Directors of the insurer.

(ii) Subject to norms/limits approved by the Board of Directors of the insurers deposits with banks (e.g. in current account, call deposits, notice deposits, certificate of deposits etc.) included for the time being in the Second Schedule to Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 (2 of 1934) and deposits with Primary Dealers duly recognised by Reserve Bank of India as such.

(iia) Collateralised Borrowing and Lending Obligation (CBLO) created by the Clearing Corporation of India Limited and recognised by the Reserve Bank of India as a money market instrument/investment.

(iii) Commercial papers issued by a company or All India Financial Institutions recognised as such by Reserve Bank of India having a rating by a reputed and independent rating agency under the category of `very strong' or more.

(iv) Treasury Bills issued by RBI, Inter-Bank Repos of RBI and Bills Rediscounting.

Explanation :

1.         Any investment in the short or medium or long-term loans or deposits with private limited companies shall not be treated as `approved investments'.

2.         All conditions mentioned in the 'note' applicable to regulations 3 and 4 are to be complied with.

 

 

SCHEDULE II

(Refer regulation 4)

LIST OF APPROVED INVESTMENTS FOR GENRAL BUSINESS

`Approved Investments' for the purpose of section 27B of the Act shall be as follows:

(a)        All approved investments specified in section 27B of the Act except--

(i) clause (b) of sub-section (1) of section 27A of the Act;

(ii) immovable property situated in other country as stated in clause (n) of sub-section (1) of section 27A of the Act;

(iii) first mortgages on immovable property situated in other country as stated in clause (i) of sub-section (1) of section 27B of the Act.

(b)        In addition the authority under powers given vide clause (j) of sub-section (1) of section 27B of the Act declares the following investments as approved investments:

(i) All secured loans, secured debentures, secured bonds, other secured debt instruments, shares and preference shares and debt instruments issued by All India financial institutions recognised as such by Reserve Bank of India-investments to be made in terms of investment policy guidelines, benchmarks and exposure norms/limits approved by the Board of Directors of an insurer.

(ii) Subject to norms/limits approved by the Board of Directors of the insurers deposits with banks (e.g., in current account, call deposits, notice deposits, term deposits, certificate of deposits etc.) included for the time being in the Second Schedule to Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934 (2 of 1934) and deposits with Primary Dealers duly recognised by Reserve Bank of India as such.

(iia) Collateralised Borrowing and Lending Obligation (CBLO) created by the Clearing Corporation of India Limited and recognised by the Reserve Bank of India as a money market instrument/investment.

(iii) Commercial papers issued by a company or All India Financial Institutions recognised as such by Reserve Bank of India having a 'very strong' or more rating by a reputed and independent rating agency.

(iv) Treasury Bills issued by RBI, Inter-Bank Repos of RBI and Bills Rediscounting.

Explanation :

1.         Any investment in the short or medium or long-term loans or deposits with private limited companies shall not be treated as 'approved investments'.

2.         All conditions mentioned in the `note' applicable to regulations 3 and 4 are to be complied with.

 

 

SCHEDULE III

[x x x]

FORM 1

STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT AND INCOME ON INVESTMENT

Periodicity of Submission : Yearly

Company Name & Code:

Name of the Fund:...................

Statement as on: .................

            Rs. in lakhs

 

Current Year
Previous Year
No. Category of investment Cat. Code Investment (Rs.) Income on Investment (Rs.)1 Gross yield (%) Net yield (%)2 Investment (Rs.) Income on Investment (Rs.) Gross yield (%)1 Net yield (%)2
 
Total
                 
                 

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

 

Date :

Signature.......................

Full Name & Designation

Note : Category of investment shall be as per guidelines

1.         To be calculated as prescribed in IRDA (Actuarial Report) Regulations, 2000 under section 3(1) on an annualised basis.

2.         Yield netted for tax.

3.         In the case of Life Insurance Business Form 1 shall be prepared in respect of each fund.

 

FORM 2

STATEMENT OF DOWN GRADED INVESTMENT

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

Company Name & Code:

Name of the Fund: .................

Statement as on:

Rs. in lakhs                

No.
Particulars of Investment
Cat. Code
Amount (As per balance sheet)
Date of Purchase
Rating Agency
Original Grade
Current Grade
Date of Downgrade
Remarks
A. During the quarter                
B. As on Date                
                   
                   

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Date :

Signature .....................

Full Name & Designation

Note :

1.        Provide details of Down Graded Investments during the quarter.

2.        Provide details of Down Graded Investments as on the reporting date.

3.         Investments currently upgraded, which were listed as Down Graded during earlier quarter shall be deleted from the Cumulative listing.

4.         In the case of Life Insurance Business, Form-2 shall be prepared in respect of each fund.

5.        "Cat. Code" shall be as per guidelines.

 

FORM 3A

PART A

Company Name & Code:

Statement as on :

STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT ASSETS

(Business within India)

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

Rs. in lakhs       

Investment assets

Percentage as per Reg.

SH

PH

Total (SH+PH)

Actual %

Mkt./Realisable Value

A. Life Fund

PAR

Non-PAR

1. Govt. Securities

25%

 

 

 

 

 

 

2. Govt. Securities or other approved Securities (incl. 1 above)

Not less than 50%

 

 

 

 

 

 

3. Approved Inv.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

a. Infrastructure and Social Sector

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(i) Infrastructure

Not less than 15%

 

 

 

 

 

 

(ii) Social Sector

 

 

 

 

 

 

b. (i) Others-governed by Exposure norms

Not exceeding 35%

 

 

 

 

 

 

(ii) Out of above 35% - Amount Invested in "Other than Approved Inv. shall not exceed 15%

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total LifeFund                         100%                                                                               

B. Pension General Annuity Fund

Percentage as per Reg.

PH

Total (SH+PH)

 

Actual %

 

Mkt./Realisable Value

PAR

Non-PAR

1. Govt. Securities

Not less than 20%

 

 

 

 

 

2. Govt. Securities or other approved Securities (incl. 1 above)

Not less than 40%

 

 

 

 

 

3. Balance Inv.  to be in approved investment

Not exceeding 60%

 

 

 

 

 

Total Pension General Annuity Fund

100%

 

 

 

C. Group Scheme excluding Group Pension/Annuity Percentage as per Reg.
PH
Total
(SH+PH)
Actual
%
Mkt./Realisable Value
PAR
Non-PAR
     
1. Govt. Securities Not less than 20%          
2. Govt. Securities or other approved Securities (incl. 1 above) Not less than 40%          
3. Balance Inv. to be in approved investment Not exceeding 60%          
Total Group Scheme excluding Group Pension/Annuity 100%

 

 

 

D. Linked Life Insurance Fund Percentage as per Reg.
PH
Total
(SH+PH)
Actual
%
Mkt./Realisable Value
PAR
Non-PAR
     
1. Approved Investments Not less than 75%          
2. Other than Approved Investments Not more than 25%          
Total Linked Life Insurance Fund 100%

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Signature ...........................

Date :

Full Name & Designation

Note : Form 3A (Part A) shall be linked to the Balance Sheet on the Balance Sheet date for which a detailed working shall be separately attached.

 

PART B

STATEMENT OF NON-INVESTMENT ASSETS

(Business within India)

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

Company Name and Code :

Statement as on :

Rs. in lakhs

For the Quarter ended:
xx/xx/xxxx
Sch. Ref.
Amount
1.
Real estate (Not held as investment asset)      
2.
Fixed assets      
3.
Loans      
4.
Cash bank balance and remittance in transit      
5.
Advance to/deposit with others      
6.
Deposit with ceding companies      
7.
Prepaid expenses      
8.
Advances to officers and directors      
9.
Advance tax and tax deducted at source (Net of provision)      
10.
Outstanding interest (On investments)      
11.
Interest on loans outstanding      
12.
Outstanding premium      
13.
Foreign agent's balance      
14.
Amount due from other insurers (Net)      
15.
Agent's balance      
16.
Due from subsidiaries      
17.
Trust/Semi-trust account      
18.
Other accounts (inter-office and control accounts)      
19.
Fair value change account      
20.
Stock of stationery      
21.
Others (specify)      

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Signature .....................

Date :

Full Name & Designation

Note : Break-up of individual items under each of the above heads shall be provided as Schedule and its reference be mentioned under "Sch. Ref."

 


FORM 3B

PART A

Company Name and Code:

Statement as on :

STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT ASSETS

(Business within India)

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

Rs. in lakhs

 

Investment assets
Percentage
Amount as per Reg.
Total (SH+PH)
% Actual
Market value
SH
PH
1.
Central Govt. Securities            
2.
Govt. Securities or other guaranteed securities (incl. the 1 above) Not less than 20%          
3.
Housing and Loans to SG for Housing and Fire Fighting Equipments Not less than 30%          
4.
Approved Inv.            
a. Infrastructure and Social Sector            

(i) Infrastructure

(ii) Social Sector

Not less than 10%          

b. (i) Others - governed by Exposure Norms

(ii) Out of above 55% - Amount invested in "Other than approved inv. shall not exceed 25%"

Not exceeding 55%          
       Total Investment Assets                            100%

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Signature ...........................

Date :

Full Name & Designation

Note : Form 3B (Part A) shall be linked to the Balance Sheet on the Balance Sheet date for which a detailed working shall be separately attached.

PART B

STATEMENT OF NON-INVESTMENT ASSETS

(Business within India)

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

Company Name and Code :

Statement as on :

Rs. in lakhs

For the Quarter ended:
xx/xx/xxxx
Sch. Ref.
Amount
1.
Real estate (Not held as investment asset)      
2.
Fixed assets      
3.
Loans      
4.
Cash bank balance and remittance in transit      
5.
Advance to/deposit with others      
6.
Deposit with ceding companies      
7.
Prepaid expenses      
8.
Advances to officers and directors      
9.
Advance tax and tax deducted at source (Net of provision)      
10.
Outstanding interest (On investments)      
11.
Interest on loans outstanding      
12.
Outstanding premium      
13.
Foreign agent's balance      
14.
Amount due from other insurers (Net)      
15.
Agent's balance      
16.
Due from subsidiaries      
17.
Trust/Semi-trust account      
18.
Other accounts (inter-office and control accounts)      
19.
Fair value change account      
20.
Stock of stationery      
21.
Others (specify)      

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Signature ...........................

Date :

Full Name & Designation

Note : Break-up of individual items under each of the above heads shall be provided as Schedule and its reference be mentioned under "Sch. Ref.".

 

 

FORM 3C

Company Name & Code :

Statement as on :

EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENTS CAPABLE OF BEING RATED AND COMPLYING WITH "AA" GRADE AND IN CASE

OF DEBT INSTRUMENTS ISSUED BY ALL INDIA FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, NOT COMPLYING

WITH "AAA" GRADE - COMPLIANCE REPORT

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

A. Life Fund 

Rs. in lakhs

No. Particulars of Investment Cat. Code Amount Rating Agency Rating Grade of instrument Date of approval by investment committee and reasons thereof
             
B. Pension and General Annuity Fund
No. Particulars of Investment Cat. Code Amount Rating Agency Rating Grade of instrument Date of approval by investment committee and reasons thereof
             
C. Unit linked life insurance fund
 
No. Particulars of Investment Cat. Code Amount Rating Agency Rating Grade of instrument Date of approval by investment committee and reasons thereof
             
D. General Insurance Business          
No. Particulars of Investment Cat. Code Amount Rating Agency Rating Grade of instrument Date of approval by investment committee and reasons thereof
             

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Date : 

Signature ....................

Full Name & Designation

Note : "Cat. Code" shall be as per guidelines.

 

FORM 4

Company Name and Code :

Statement Date : As at .......

EXPOSURE NORMS COMPLIANCE REPORT TO BE SUBMITTED YEARLY

Type of investment includes :

(a) All investments in Equity/Preference Shares of the Company

(b) Debentures (Convertible/Partly convertible/Non-convertible)

(c) Short/Medium/Long-term loans

(d) Any other permitted investments as per the Act/Regulation

EXPOSURE NORMS

 

S. No.
 
Norms as per regulations
Whether Exposure Norms have been observed or not
Remarks
(1)
Limit for Investee Company
In the case of Indian Insurance Companies-- Exposure at any point of time not to exceed 10% of the subscribed share capital free reserves and debentures/bonds of the investee

company or the 10% of the insurer's total assets in case of non-life insurers and 10% of the controlled funds in case of life insurers whichever is less. 

In the case of existing insurers--Exposure at any point of time not to exceed 20% of the subscribed share capital debentures/bonds of the investee company or 5% of the controlled funds of the life insurer or 10% of the general insurers total assets. 

Subject to exposure limits as per Insurance Act 1938 investment in equity including preference shares investment in equity convertible part of debentures should not exceed 50% of the above exposure norms.  A similar 50% of exposure norms limit would also apply to investment in immovable property.

Subject to exposure limits mentioned in the Table above an insurer shall not have investments of more than 5% in aggregate of its controlled funds in the case of a life insurer or 5% in aggregate of its assets in the case of non-life insurer in the companies belonging to the promoters' groups.  For the purposes of this regulation "group" will have the same meaning as 1[defined under sub-clause (ca) of clause 2 of these Regulations].  All investments in this category would specifically be referred to the Authority. 


   

(II)

Limit for the entire group to which the investee company belongs

Exposure at any point of time not to exceed 10% of the aggregate subscribed share capital free reserves and debentures of all the group companies in which investments including investments under considerations have been or proposed to be made by the insurer or  10% of the total assets in case of non-life insurers and 10% of the controlled funds in case of life insurers whichever is less.  The percentage of 10% of the total assets in the case of non-life insurers and 10% of the controlled Fund in case of life insurers can be raised to 15% in each case subject to specific approval of IRDA.  The clause "whichever is less" will continue to apply.

Subject to exposure limits as per Insurance Act 1938 investment in equity including preference shares investment in equity convertible part of debentures should not exceed 50% of the above exposure norms.  A similar 50% of exposure norms limit would also apply to investment in immovable property.

Subject to exposure limits mentioned in the Table above an insurer shall not have investments of more than 5% in aggregate of its controlled funds in the case of a life insurer or 5% in aggregate of its assets in the case of non-life insurer in the companies belonging to the promoters' groups.  For the purposes of this regulation "group" will have the same meaning as 1[defined under sub-clause (ca) of clause 2 of these Regulations].  All investments in this category would specifically be referred to the Authority.

   

(III)

Limit for the industrial sector to which the  investee company belongs

Investment by the insurer in any industrial sector would not exceed 10% of its total investment exposure to the industrial sector as a whole. 


(Classification of industrial sector to be done on the lines of classification in Industries done by CMIE (Centre) for Monitoring Indian Economy)

Subject to exposure limits as per the Insurance Act 1938 investment in equity including preference shares investment in equity convertible part of debentures should not exceed 50% of the above exposure norms.  A similar 50% of exposure norms limit would also apply to investment in immovable property.

   

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Date : .......

Signature : ..................

            Full Name & Designation]


FORM 4A

Company Name & Code :

Statement as on :

Name of the fund :..................

STATEMENT OF INVESTMENTS SUBJECT TO EXPOSURE NORMS

Periodicity of Submission : Yearly

Amount as per Balance Sheet Debenture
No.
Industry sector
Company Name
Preference Share/Equity share
Convertible
Partly convertible
          Convertible portion Non-convertible portion
  Industry sub-total          
  Grand total          
  % to total investments          

 

Investment in Group of Companies

Non-convertible

Loans (Short term/Medium/Long term
Other Investment subject to exposure norms
Group name
Whether promoter group or not
% to total investments
           


CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

 

Signature .....................

Date : 

Full Name & Designation

Note : 1. In the case of Life Insurance Business Form 4A shall be prepared in respect of each fund.

 

FORM 5

Company Name & Code :
Statement as on :

Name of the Fund : ...........

STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT RECONCILIATION

(Business within India)

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

Rs. in lakhs

 

Code
Category of Investment
Cat .Code
Op. Bal.
 
 
 
Face Value
Book Value
A. Central Government Securities      
B. State Government/other approved securities/other guaranteed securities      
C. Housing sector investments      
D. Infrastructure/social sector investments      
E. Investment subject to exposure norms      
F. Other than approved investments      

 

Pur. for the period
Sales for the period
Adjustments
C. Bal.
Face Value
Book  Value
Face Value
Book  Value
Face Value
Book  Value
Face Value
Book  Value
        Total (A)      
        Total (B)      
        1. Total (A+B)      
        Total (C)      
        Total (D)      
        2. Total (C+D)      
        Total (E)      
        Total (F)      
        3. Total (E+F)      

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Date:

Signature.....................

            Full Name & Designation

Notes :

A.         Individual Categories under each of the above major heads should be listed.

B.         In the case of Life Insurance Business Form 5 shall be prepared in respect of each fund.

C.         Transaction details of all figures appearing in the Adjustment Column should be provided as an Annexure to this Statement.

D.         Each sub-total of Form 5 shall be linked to its corresponding head in Part-A of Form 3A, Form 3B.

E.         "Cat. Code" shall be as per Guidelines.

 

FORM 5A

Company Name & Code

Statement as on : 

Name of the Fund:............

STATEMENT OF MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENTS

PERIODICITY OF SUBMISSION : QUARTERLY

Rs. in lakhs

Particulars
Cat. Code
Brand Name
Units
Op. Bal .OP NAV
Amount
G. Sec. plan - MF OMGS      
0
Debt/income fund-MF OMDI      
0
Serial plan - MF OMSP      
0
Liquid fund - MF OMLF      
0
Others - MF OMOT      
0

  

Purchase during the quarter
Sales during the quarter
Cl. Bal. as on : xx/xx/xxxx
Market value as on xx/xx/xxxx
Units NAV Amt. Units NAV Cost of Sales Units NAV Book Value
0
   
0
    
0
   
0
0
    
0
   
0
   
0
0
   
0
   
0
   
0
0
   
0
   
0
   
0
0
   
0
   
0
   
0
0
   
0
   
0
   
 
 

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Date 

Signature .....................

Full Name & Designation

Notes :

A.         Item-Other-MF will be applicable for Mutual Fund Investments made prior to Circular No. IRDA Cir. INV 007 2002-03, dt. 26-2-2003.

B.         In the case of Life Insurance Business Form 5A shall be prepared in respect of each fund.

C.         Each sub-total of Form 5A shall be linked to its corresponding head in Form 5.


FORM 6

Company Name and Code:

Name of the Fund .........

Statement as on :          

CERTIFICATE UNDER SECTION 28(2A)/28(2B)/28B(3)
OF THE INSURANCE ACT, 1938

Periodicity of Submission : Quarte

               Under the Custody of                                Rs. in lakhs

 

Investment Particulars
Bank (Rs.)*
Self (Rs.)
Others (Rs.)*
Total (Rs.)
 
Shareholders
Policyholders
Shareholders
Policyholders
Shareholders
Policyholders
SH+PH
Central Government Securities              
Central Government and other guaranteed securities              
Housing & Loans to State Government for Housing              
Infrastructure/Social Sector Investments              
Approved Investments              
Other than Approved Investment              
Total              

 

We certify that the abovementioned securities are held free of any encumbrance charge hypothecation or lien as on the above date.

Chairman
Principal Officer
Director


Note :

Value of the Securities to be shown at Carrying Cost on the above date.

*Reconciliation statement shall be attached for explaining the difference between Books and Custodian/Others Certificate.

1. In the case of Life Insurance Business Form 6 shall be prepared in respect of each fund.

 

FORM 7

Company Name & Code:
Statement as on:

CONFIRMATION OF INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO DETALLS

Periodicity of Submission : Quarterly

 

No.
Description
Confirmation (Yes/No)
1.
Details of approved investments/other investments which have matured for payment and maturity amount is outstanding alongwith particulars of defaulted amount and period for which said default has continued :
:
2.
Any Investment as at (1) which subsequent to maturity have been rolled over
:
3.
In respect of Investments where periodic income have fallen due details of interest payment in default along with period for which such defaults have persisted
:
4.
Details of steps taken to recover the defaulted amounts and the provisioning done/proposed in the accounts against such defaults
:

 

CERTIFICATION

Certified that the information given herein are correct and complete to the best of my knowledge and belief and nothing has been concealed or suppressed.

Signature ......................

Date :

Full Name & Designation

 

Note : If any of the confirmation is in the affirmative, details be provided.