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A newly qualified actuary in Pune asks a colleague which statute provides the legal basis for the Institute of Actuaries of India and establishes it as a body corporate. Which of the following is correct?

The Institute of Actuaries of India derives its legal existence from the Actuaries Act, 2006, which constitutes it as a statutory body corporate. It is not registered under the Companies Act or the Societies Registration Act, and it is not created by insurance legislation.

  1. AThe Companies Act, 2013, under which the Institute is registered as a company
  2. BThe Insurance Act, 1938, which created the Institute to supervise insurers
  3. CThe Actuaries Act, 2006, which established the Institute as a statutory body corporateCorrect
  4. DThe Indian Contract Act, 1872, which governs membership agreements
  5. The Societies Registration Act, 1860, under which the Institute is registered as a society

Explanation

The Institute of Actuaries of India is constituted under the Actuaries Act, 2006, as a statutory body corporate. It is not a company, society or an insurance regulator, so the options referring to other statutes are wrong.

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