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BAJAJFINSV Diversified 30 Apr 2026

Bajajfinsv Ltd — Q4 FY26

Bajaj Finserv's Q4 FY26 consolidated results were impacted by temporary MTM losses on insurance investment portfolios due to geopolitical tensions.

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Revenue ₹38,494 Cr +6%
EBITDA
PAT ₹5,226 Cr +5%
EBITDA Margin 38%
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Bajaj Finserv's Q4 FY26 consolidated results were impacted by temporary MTM losses on insurance investment portfolios due to geopolitical tensions. Reported revenue grew 6% YoY to INR 38,508 crore and PAT grew 5% to INR 2,539 crore, but excluding MTM, revenue growth was 14% and PAT growth 24%. Bajaj General Insurance saw muted GWP growth due to tactical reduction in crop and motor, with combined ratio elevated at 113.6% due to timing variances. Bajaj Life Insurance reported retail WR premium growth of 9.7% and VNB growth of 29%, with NBM expanding to 24.5%. Lending subsidiaries Bajaj Finance and Bajaj Housing Finance delivered strong AUM growth of 22% and 23% respectively. Emerging businesses like Bajaj Finserv Health grew revenue 41%, while Bajaj Markets revenue declined due to platform migration. Management guided for improved growth in life insurance and a path to breakeven for Bajaj Markets and Bajaj Finserv Health. Key risk: persistency dips in life insurance and elevated competitive intensity in general insurance could pressure profitability.

Key Numbers

Bajaj General Combined Ratio (Full Year, Old Basis) 101.9%
N/A

Full year combined ratio on old basis remains healthy at 101.9%, among the best in the industry.

Bajaj Life VNB Margin 24.5%
+2.4pp YoY

VNB margin expanded to 24.5% from 22.1% last year, driven by product mix and cost optimization.

Bajaj Finance AUM INR 5,09,975 Cr
+22% YoY

AUM crossed INR 5 lakh crore milestone, with strong growth across all segments.

Bajaj Finserv Health Transactions 6.5M
+23% YoY

Healthcare transactions grew to 6.5 million from 5.3 million last year, with revenue up 41%.

What Changed vs Last Quarter

Comparing Q4 FY26 vs Q3 FY26
3 new guidance3 dropped3 new risk3 risk resolved
NEW
Bajaj Life Insurance expects better growth than H2 FY26

Management indicated growth in H2 FY26 should be exceeded in FY27, driven by new bancassurance partners and agency channel recovery.

NEW
Bajaj Finserv Health targets operating breakeven in ~24 months

Based on current trajectory, the health business expects to reach operating breakeven within two years.

NEW
Bajaj Markets expects breakeven by end of FY27

With platform migration complete and new revenue structures, Bajaj Markets aims to break even by the end of the current fiscal year.

UPDATED
Bajaj Finserv AMC to launch PMS and AIF within 1.5 years

AMC is actively considering PMS and SIF/AIF products, with launches expected in the next 1.5 years.

DROPPED
Life insurance VNB margin expansion to continue, but taper

Management expects margin expansion to continue but at a slower pace due to base effects; GST impact pushed back margin targets by 2-3 quarters.

DROPPED
Bajaj Markets revenue growth to resume from Q4 FY26

Revenue growth expected to resume from Q4 onwards after software migration to SFDC is completed in Q3.

DROPPED
Bajaj Life setting up pension fund and GIFT City branch

Process of regulatory approvals initiated for a pension fund management business and a branch in GIFT City.

NEW RISK
Elevated competitive intensity in general insurance

Industry combined ratio deteriorated 6-7% YoY; Bajaj General reduced exposure to crop and motor due to pricing pressures.

NEW RISK
Uncertainty around IFRS 17 transition

Management cited lack of clarity on assumptions and tax implications, leading to forbearance request. Transition delayed to FY28.

NEW RISK
Bajaj Markets revenue degrowth due to platform migration

Revenue declined to INR 95 crore from INR 129 crore YoY due to planned migration and DLG compliance. Recovery expected in FY27.

RISK GONE
Motor OD loss ratio elevated due to pricing pressure and GST impact

Motor own-damage loss ratios remain high across the industry due to IDV reduction from GST and rising repair costs; pricing correction may take time.

RISK GONE
General insurance underwriting loss widened despite improved combined ratio

Underwriting loss increased to INR 137 crore from INR 43 crore last year, impacted by labor code charge and higher acquisition costs on new business.

RISK GONE
Competition intensity in fire and commercial lines leading to pricing softness

Fire insurance pricing has softened due to good loss ratios and no major catastrophes, which could pressure margins if loss ratios revert.

🤫 Topics management stopped discussing

Allianz exit from JV creates strategic uncertainty

Mentioned in Q2 FY25, Q3 FY25

Allianz's intention to exit the JV is at preliminary stage; no details provided, creating strategic uncertainty.

BALIC top-line growth to pick up from H2 FY26

Mentioned in Q3 FY25, Q4 FY25

After a muted H1 due to high base and agency channel reset, growth is expected to recover in the second half of FY26.

BALIC VNB margin trajectory to steepen

Mentioned in Q2 FY25, Q4 FY25

Management expects VNB margin expansion to accelerate, with benefits from cost actions and product mix fully playing out by FY27, but visible from H2 FY26.

General insurance underwriting loss widened despite improved combined ratio

Mentioned in Q2 FY26, Q3 FY26

Underwriting loss increased to INR 137 crore from INR 43 crore last year, impacted by labor code charge and higher acquisition costs on new business.

Motor OD loss ratio elevated due to pricing pressure and GST impact

Mentioned in Q2 FY26, Q3 FY26

Motor own-damage loss ratios remain high across the industry due to IDV reduction from GST and rising repair costs; pricing correction may take time.

Management Guidance

G

Bajaj Life Insurance expects better growth than H2 FY26

Management indicated growth in H2 FY26 should be exceeded in FY27, driven by new bancassurance partners and agency channel recovery.

Management guidance growth
G

Bajaj Finserv Health targets operating breakeven in ~24 months

Based on current trajectory, the health business expects to reach operating breakeven within two years.

Management guidance other
G

Bajaj Markets expects breakeven by end of FY27

With platform migration complete and new revenue structures, Bajaj Markets aims to break even by the end of the current fiscal year.

Management guidance other
G

Bajaj Finserv AMC to launch PMS and AIF within 1.5 years

AMC is actively considering PMS and SIF/AIF products, with launches expected in the next 1.5 years.

Management guidance expansion

Key Risks

R

Persistency decline in life insurance

Persistency dips observed across the industry and Bajaj Life, partly due to early gratification products. Management expects further sector decline.

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R

Elevated competitive intensity in general insurance

Industry combined ratio deteriorated 6-7% YoY; Bajaj General reduced exposure to crop and motor due to pricing pressures.

medium · management_commentary
R

Uncertainty around IFRS 17 transition

Management cited lack of clarity on assumptions and tax implications, leading to forbearance request. Transition delayed to FY28.

low · analyst_question
R

Bajaj Markets revenue degrowth due to platform migration

Revenue declined to INR 95 crore from INR 129 crore YoY due to planned migration and DLG compliance. Recovery expected in FY27.

low · data_observation

Notable Quotes

Made in India, made for India, and made by India.
Ramandeep Singh Sahni · CFO, Bajaj Finserv
Directionally, we can tell you we are in a positive trajectory and all those changes are resulting in the positive margin, we're not gonna indicate any margin.
Tarun Chugh · MD and CEO, Bajaj Life Insurance
We are a company which is there for 100 years. It is not a company which we are looking at a short term... It will always do prudent underwriting.
Tapan Singhel · MD and CEO, Bajaj General Insurance

Frequently Asked Questions

What was Bajajfinsv's revenue in Q4 FY26?

Bajajfinsv reported revenue of ₹38,494 Cr in Q4 FY26, representing a +6% change compared to the same quarter last year.

What guidance did Bajajfinsv management give for FY27?

Bajaj Life Insurance expects better growth than H2 FY26: Management indicated growth in H2 FY26 should be exceeded in FY27, driven by new bancassurance partners and agency channel recovery. Bajaj Finserv Health targets operating breakeven in ~24 months: Based on current trajectory, the health business expects to reach operating breakeven within two years. Bajaj Markets expects breakeven by end of FY27: With platform migration complete and new revenue structures, Bajaj Markets aims to break even by the end of the current fiscal year. Bajaj Finserv AMC to launch PMS and AIF within 1.5 years: AMC is actively considering PMS and SIF/AIF products, with launches expected in the next 1.5 years.

What are the key risks for Bajajfinsv in FY27?

Key risks include Persistency decline in life insurance — Persistency dips observed across the industry and Bajaj Life, partly due to early gratification products. Management expects further sector decline.; Elevated competitive intensity in general insurance — Industry combined ratio deteriorated 6-7% YoY; Bajaj General reduced exposure to crop and motor due to pricing pressures.; Uncertainty around IFRS 17 transition — Management cited lack of clarity on assumptions and tax implications, leading to forbearance request. Transition delayed to FY28.; Bajaj Markets revenue degrowth due to platform migration — Revenue declined to INR 95 crore from INR 129 crore YoY due to planned migration and DLG compliance. Recovery expected in FY27..

Did Bajajfinsv meet its previous quarter's guidance?

Of 2 tracked promises, management 0 met, 0 close, 2 missed.

Where can I read the full Bajajfinsv Q4 FY26 concall transcript?

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