Govt invites applications for post of IRDAI chairperson as Debasish Panda’s term nears end

The government has invited applications for the position of chairperson at the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) as the tenure of the current chairman, Debasish Panda, will conclude on March 13, 2025. The deadline for the submission of applications is April 6, per the notification from the Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance. This ends the speculation on a possible extension for Debasish Panda.

In the notification, the ministry said, “Inviting applications for appointment to the post of Chairperson in the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). The Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) has been established under the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority Act, 1999.” 

ALSO READThird Wave Coffee achieves Ebitda positivity in 90% of outlets: CEO

The selected candidate, per the notification, will serve a three- year term and the role is based in Hyderabad where IRDAI is headquartered. 

The ministry notification stated that the consolidated pay and allowances for the new chairperson have been set at Rs 5,62,500 per month, without the facility of house and car. 

Debasish Panda was appointed as the chairman of IRDAI in March 2022 after serving as the Secretary, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance. His tenure ends on March 13, 2025.

In the interim, one of the existing IRDAI members is expected to take charge. With India’s long-term goal of ‘Insurance for All by 2047’ that aims to expand insurance penetration across India, the selection process and the appointment of the next IRDAI chairperson will be closely watched. 

 » Read More

Related Articles

FY25 advance taxes grow 14.6%; Q4 rise at just 2.4% 

Advance tax collections from the corporate sector, other firms and individuals in the current fiscal stood at Rs 10.45 lakh crore as on Sunday, up 14.6% on year. In the corresponding period of last fiscal, these collections — a proxy of corporate profitability and the state of the economy — stood at Rs 9.11 lakh

Each demerged Vedanta firm has potential to be $100-bn company, chairman Agarwal

The four new companies formed after the restructuring of Vedanta have the potential to be $100 billion firms each, chairperson Anil Agarwal has said in a letter to shareholders. He has also highlighted the potential of the natural resources sector, both in India and global economies.“While Vedanta currently contributes close to 1.4% to India’s GDP, there

FMCG firms seek separate law for beauty products

Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies are asking for a separate law to govern beauty and personal care (BPC) products, saying current regulations under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 impede growth. At present, the making of soaps, skin care, hair care, oral care and cosmetic products, much like drugs, is regulated under a system of

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Stay Connected

0FansLike
0FollowersFollow
0SubscribersSubscribe
- Advertisement -

Latest Articles

FY25 advance taxes grow 14.6%; Q4 rise at just 2.4% 

Advance tax collections from the corporate sector, other firms and individuals in the current fiscal stood at Rs 10.45 lakh crore as on Sunday, up 14.6% on year. In the corresponding period of last fiscal, these collections — a proxy of corporate profitability and the state of the economy — stood at Rs 9.11 lakh

Each demerged Vedanta firm has potential to be $100-bn company, chairman Agarwal

The four new companies formed after the restructuring of Vedanta have the potential to be $100 billion firms each, chairperson Anil Agarwal has said in a letter to shareholders. He has also highlighted the potential of the natural resources sector, both in India and global economies.“While Vedanta currently contributes close to 1.4% to India’s GDP, there

FMCG firms seek separate law for beauty products

Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies are asking for a separate law to govern beauty and personal care (BPC) products, saying current regulations under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act 1940 impede growth. At present, the making of soaps, skin care, hair care, oral care and cosmetic products, much like drugs, is regulated under a system of

Amazon eyes spinoff and local listing Valuation may get impacted due to ongoing CCI probe

E-commerce major, Amazon, is exploring the possibility of spinning off its India operations and listing it, according to industry sources. The company, which is the second largest player in the e-commerce sector, behind Flipkart, has initiated preliminary talks with investment banks to assess the feasibility of such a move, sources added. According to a report

Promoter group to hike stake to 33.47% in SpiceJet 

Budget carrier SpiceJet on Monday announced that its founder and promoter, Ajay Singh, through Spice Healthcare, a promoter group entity, will infuse `294.09 crore into the airline. This would be done through the conversion of 131.4 million warrants into an equal number of equity shares. This strategic move will increase the consolidated shareholding of the