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Which of the following bodies is the regulator that supervises insurance companies and protects policyholders' interests in India?

The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) supervises insurers in India. It licenses insurance companies, frames rules on their conduct and solvency, and protects policyholders. PFRDA handles pensions, SEBI handles securities markets, and NHB deals with housing finance, so they are not the insurance regulator.

  1. APension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority
  2. BInsurance Regulatory and Development Authority of IndiaCorrect
  3. CSecurities and Exchange Board of India
  4. DNational Housing Bank

Explanation

IRDAI is the statutory regulator for the insurance sector, licensing insurers and protecting policyholders. PFRDA regulates pension funds such as the NPS, SEBI regulates securities markets, and NHB regulates housing finance companies.

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