Question
Under the Insurance Act, 1938, the minimum paid-up
capital required for starting a life insurance company is:Solution
Under the Insurance Act, 1938, the minimum paid-up capital required for starting a life insurance company is Rs. 100 crore . This requirement applies specifically to life insurance businesses to ensure financial soundness and the company's ability to meet its obligations to policyholders.
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