CMA Final · Risk Management in Banking and Insurance · Managing Risk in Insurance Business
Kaveri Life Insurance Ltd carries on life insurance business. Its managing director, Mr. Raghunath Iyer, is also invited to join the board as a managing director of Sagar Bank Ltd, a banking company. Under the Insurance Act, 1938 (prohibition of common officers), what is the position?
He cannot hold both posts. The Insurance Act, 1938 bars a managing director or other officer of a life insurer from being a managing director or officer of another life insurer, a banking company or an investment company. The Authority's proviso concession applies only to life insurer amalgamations or transfers.
- AHe cannot be a managing director or other officer of a banking company while holding that office in a life insurer, as the Act prohibits itCorrect
- BHe may hold both offices freely, since the prohibition applies only to two general insurers
- CHe may hold both offices if the banking company is incorporated in India
- DHe may hold both offices if he takes no remuneration from the bank
Explanation
Section 32A(1) says a managing director or other officer of an insurer carrying on life insurance business shall not be a managing director or other officer of another life insurer, of a banking company or of an investment company. The only proviso lets the Authority permit a common officer of another life insurer for amalgamation or transfer of business, not for a bank. Remuneration or incorporation place does not alter the bar.
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