Despite a decline in the measurements of its capital, the insurer posted a 33.5% rise in net profit in 1H25, driven by higher investment income and growth in new business value.
India's largest insurtech platform plans to raise funds through a Qualified Institutions Placement to pursue acquisitions and partnerships, on back of strong quarterly performance.
The partnership's initial scope will cover IRBCF and IFRS 17 (Ind-AS), using a single consolidated platform to improve speed, scalability and controls.
The insurer posted JPY1 trillion (US$6.5bn) in core operating profit for FY ended 31 March 2025, but weaker unrealised gains on securities pulled its capital base down from last year's peak.
Personal accident premiums surged 149.5% year on year, and aviation more than doubled, up 115.7%, while miscellaneous was the lone drag on December growth.
Reinsurance buyers secured significant price relief and improved contract terms during the January 1 renewals, as a surge in available capital shifted the market in favor of cedants.
The affirmed Excellent ratings and stable outlook also factor in the neutral impact from the company’s ultimate majority owner, Malayan Banking Berhad (Maybank group).
