INDIA - The India government should set up a regulatory authority for pension funds with specific functions for its proper growth, chairman of Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) of India, N. Rangachary, said.
We feel that there should be a regulator first to supervise the entire pension fund system and prudential regulations be put in place, Rangachary said. The regulator could be entrusted with various...
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