Niva Bupa Health Insurance Gross Direct Premium To Net Worth Ratio
69.00×
Q1 FY26-27
Niva Bupa Health Insurance's gross direct premium to net worth ratio was 69× for Q1 FY26-27, as reported in IRDAI form NL-20-ANALYTICAL-RATIOS.
What this measures
Gross Direct Premium divided by Net Worth. Measures underwriting leverage — the volume of business written relative to the insurer's capital base. A very high ratio may indicate capital strain; a low ratio may indicate under-utilisation of capital. In IRDAI NL-20, 'GDP' = Gross Direct Premium.
Note: NL-20 analytical ratios. Context-dependent — no universal good/bad threshold. Compare within the same insurer over time or against same-segment peers.
Historical Data
| Period | Value | Source form | Data as of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q1 FY26-27 | 69.00 × | NL-20-ANALYTICAL-RATIOS | 2026-10-26 |
| Q1 FY25-26 | 55.00 × | NL-20-ANALYTICAL-RATIOS | 2026-10-26 |
Provenance
- Reported by
- Niva Bupa Health Insurance
- Regulatory form
- NL-20-ANALYTICAL-RATIOS · what this form contains
- Reporting period
- Q1 FY26-27
- Source document
- textplor-vendor-2026-27-Q1.xlsx · Niva Bupa Health Insurance's disclosure page
- Extracted by
- EverythingInsurance Research (vendor-compiled dataset, textplor.com, offline 2026-10-26)
- Last verified
- 2026-10-26
- Note
- Vendor-aggregated dataset, not pulled directly from insurer's own public disclosure page. Gap-fill only (no existing value for this insurer/metric/period). Cross-check against insurer's own source queued separately -- see project-log/quarterly-update-runbook.md. | Corrected 2026-10-26: unit-convention fix. IRDAI NL-20's 'Gross Direct Premium to Net Worth' row is filed industry-wide as a raw multiple (times), not a percentage -- confirmed against 7 insurers' own official PDFs (Reliance General, Cholamandalam MS, New India Assurance, Agriculture Insurance, National Insurance, Oriental Insurance all print the bare multiple, no % sign; only Generali Central's own form already prints a true percentage). Site declares this metric's unit as %, so multiplied by 100 to match.