Bajaj Finserv Subsidiaries Report February 2026 Premium Underwriting
Bajaj Finserv's subsidiaries reported premium underwriting for February 2026. Bajaj General Insurance underwrote ₹1,094.04 crore in gross direct premium for the month. Bajaj Life Insurance reported ₹1,281.28 crore in new business for February 2026, with cumulative figures also provided.
This is a routine update on the operational performance of the insurance subsidiaries, providing monthly and year-to-date figures, which is standard disclosure and unlikely to cause significant market impact.
The announcement provides factual data on premium underwriting for the subsidiaries without indicating significant positive or negative performance trends or future outlook.
Bajaj Finserv Limited has provided an update on its unlisted insurance subsidiaries, Bajaj General Insurance Limited and Bajaj Life Insurance Limited, regarding their premium underwriting for February 2026. This information has been submitted to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) and the relevant Insurance Councils.
Bajaj General Insurance Limited reported Gross Direct Premium underwritten of ₹1,094.04 crore for the month of February 2026, bringing the cumulative figure up to February 2026 to ₹21,794.23 crore. This figure is reported in accordance with IRDAI's Master Circular on Actuarial, Finance and Investment Function of Insurer, 2024.
Bajaj Life Insurance Limited reported new business information for February 2026. Individual single premium was ₹103.28 crore, and individual non-single premium was ₹694.24 crore. Group single premium amounted to ₹462.39 crore, while group yearly renewable premium was ₹21.37 crore. The total new business for February 2026 was ₹1,281.28 crore. For the period from April 2025 to February 2026, individual single premium was ₹834.42 crore, individual non-single premium was ₹6,226.08 crore, group single premium was ₹4,709.48 crore, and group yearly renewable premium was ₹532.34 crore, with a total of ₹12,302.32 crore.
The information provided is provisional and subject to a limited review or audit by the statutory auditors.
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