National Insurance Company Debt To Equity Ratio
-0.20×
Q1 FY26-27
National Insurance Company's debt to equity ratio was -0.2× for Q1 FY26-27, as reported in IRDAI form NL-20-ANALYTICAL-RATIOS.
What this measures
Total borrowings (debt) as a multiple of Net Worth (equity). Measures financial leverage. A higher ratio means the insurer has taken on more debt relative to its capital base, increasing financial risk. Most well-capitalised insurers carry low D/E ratios.
Note: NL-20 analytical ratios. A ratio of 0 means no borrowings. Insurance regulation limits leverage, so high D/E is uncommon for licensed Indian insurers.
Historical Data
| Period | Value | Source form | Data as of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 FY26-27 | -0.20 × | NL-20-ANALYTICAL-RATIOS | 2026-10-25 |
Provenance
- Reported by
- National Insurance Company
- Regulatory form
- NL-20-ANALYTICAL-RATIOS · what this form contains
- Reporting period
- Q1 FY26-27
- Source document
- NL-20-ANALYTICAL RATIOS SCHEDULE.pdf · National Insurance Company's disclosure page
- Extracted by
- irw_adapter v1
- Last verified
- 2026-10-25
- Note
- NL-20 row-format label match: debt_equity_ratio