Indian Insurers Resist Stricter Capital Rules for State Bonds

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Indian insurers are voicing concerns over a proposed regulatory change that would increase the capital required to be held against investments in state government bonds. The insurers argue that these bonds are relatively safe and that the increased capital requirements would reduce their investment flexibility and overall returns. They are currently engaging with regulators to advocate for a more nuanced approach that recognizes the specific risk profiles of different state bonds.