The regulator cited that the CEO salaries account for major chunk of wage expenses of the company
IndusInd Nippon Life Insurance on Monday reported 15.12 per cent rise in profit after tax at Rs 248 crore for financial year 2025-26, on the back of high growth in new business premium. A year ago, the company had reported a net profit of Rs 215.43 crore. New business premium of the company increased 18.5 per cent year-on-year to Rs 1,475 crore in FY26. The total premium grew 5.95 per cent to Rs 6,051 crore. During the fiscal year, the assets under management (AUM) of the company surged 3.85 per cent year-on-year to Rs 40,214 crore, a statement said. "The strong growth in new business premium, along with improved profitability, is a testament to the trust our customers place in us and the commitment of our teams on the ground," Ashish Vohra, executive director and chief executive officer of IndusInd Nippon Life Insurance said. The claims settlement ratio of the insurer stood at 98.98 per cent in FY26. However, solvency ratio declined to 218 per cent, from 235 per cent. Additional
This is despite sharper push towards protection products after GST relief
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