Gross NPA Ratio in Indian Insurance

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Definition

Gross Non-Performing Assets as a percentage of total investments or advances. For insurers, NPAs arise from fixed deposits, bonds, or other debt instruments in default or where interest/principal is overdue. A higher ratio indicates greater credit risk in the investment portfolio.

Note: NL-20 analytical ratios. NPAs for insurers are uncommon but relevant for those with corporate bond or infrastructure bond exposure. Gross NPA is before provisions; compare with financial.net_npa_ratio for post-provision view.

Source form: NL-20 ·Source documents

Lowest to Highest

Latest available value per insurer (periods range from Q1 FY21-22 – Q1 FY26-27 — see the Period column for each insurer's actual reporting date)

#InsurerGross NPA Ratio (%)Period
1Reliance General Insurance0.00Q1 FY26-27
2Aditya Birla Health Insurance0.00Q1 FY26-27
3Bajaj Allianz General Insurance0.00Q1 FY26-27
4Niva Bupa Health Insurance0.00Q1 FY26-27
5Zuno General Insurance0.00Q1 FY26-27
6Raheja QBE General Insurance0.00Q4 FY25-26
7Navi General Insurance0.00Q2 FY25-26
8Star Health Insurance0.00Q2 FY24-25
9IFFCO Tokio General Insurance0.00Q3 FY23-24
10Royal Sundaram General Insurance0.06Q4 FY25-26
11New India Assurance0.21Q1 FY26-27
12Agriculture Insurance Company of India0.25Q1 FY26-27
13Generali Central Insurance (formerly Future Generali)0.36Q3 FY24-25
14HDFC ERGO General Insurance0.59Q1 FY25-26
15National Insurance Company0.75Q1 FY26-27
16United India Insurance1.00Q4 FY25-26
17Acko General Insurance1.18Q1 FY21-22
18Oriental Insurance Company1.93Q1 FY22-23
19Chola MS General Insurance14.00Q4 FY22-23

Source: IRDAI public disclosures (NL-20). Click an insurer name for full provenance and historical data.
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