"The board is likely to meet on June 30 and final approval of reinsurance applicants is one of the agenda of the meeting," IRDAI sources told PTI.
The regulator has received six applications by foreign reinsurance majors for permit of direct business.
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IRDAI said 10 per cent of business has to be ceded to GIC.
The sources expected that early next year a number of foreign reinsurers would be able start operations.
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