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India Aligns Insured Declared Value Calculation with IRDAI Norms

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The Insured Declared Value (IDV) calculation in India is now aligned with regulatory norms established by the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI). IDV determines the maximum amount an insurer will pay if a vehicle is stolen or written off.

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IDV is a formula-driven number that sets the ceiling on what an insurer pays for severe damage. This value is determined by subtracting age-based depreciation from the manufacturer's listed selling price under IRDAI norms.

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