According to these guidelines, an applicant can set up an IFSC Insurance Office (IIO) in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) to carry on reinsurance business.
The regulator said these insurers or reinsurers can accept reinsurance business of all classes of business within the SEZ and from outside the country. They can also accept re-insurance business from the insurers operating in the DTA in accordance with the Irdai regulations on reinsurance.
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An applicant being an Indian insurer may (except a statutory body) also establish an IIO to transact specified Direct Insurance Business within the SEZ. However, the same IIO granted Certificate of Registration may also transact specified Direct Insurance Business.
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