Fusion Finance Limited receives IRDAI license to operate as Corporate Agent (Composite)
Fusion Finance Limited received a Corporate Agent (Composite) license from IRDAI, allowing it to solicit insurance products to customers. The license is valid for three years.
The approval enables the company to diversify its product offerings and potentially generate new revenue, but the financial scale and success of this new venture are yet to be seen.
The company has obtained a new license from IRDAI, allowing it to solicit insurance products, which is a new business avenue and potential revenue stream.
Fusion Finance Limited has announced that it has obtained a Certificate of Registration from the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) to act as a 'Corporate Agent (Composite)' under the Insurance Act, 1938. This approval will enable the Company to solicit insurance products to its customers as a Corporate Agent. The Certificate of Registration is valid for a period of three years.
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