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🛡️ Insurance · updated 2026-10-09

Indian Insurance Companies in Financial Distress (October 2026)

As of 09 October 2026, 1 of 15 Indian Insurance companies analysed (7%) show financial-distress indicators: 0 very weak, 0 weak and 1 on watch. The most common red flags in this sector are consecutive annual losses, equity eroded by >20% in a year and deep share-price drawdown.

15
Analysed
1
Distress signals
0
Very weak
7%
Flag rate

What drives financial distress in Insurance

Insurers judged on capital buffer, underwriting losses, equity erosion and market confidence. Reserve adequacy and solvency ratios are not public in this dataset.

Most common red flags today: Consecutive annual losses · Equity eroded by >20% in a year · Deep share-price drawdown

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Insurance companies with distress signals

#TickerCompany / industryDistress scoreBandOhlson PDMerton PDFrom 52w highKey indicators
1 TURTLEMINT Turtlemint Fintech Solutions Limited
Insurance Brokers
44
Watch — — -55%
Consecutive annual lossesEquity eroded by >20% in a yearDeep share-price drawdown
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Frequently asked questions

Which Insurance companies are in financial distress?

As of 2026-10-09, 1 Indian Insurance companies show financial-distress indicators (0 very weak, 0 weak and 1 on watch). The table on this page ranks them by score with the indicators behind each one. These are statistical signals, not predictions that any company will file.

How many Insurance companies are in financial trouble?

1 of 15 analysed (7%); 0 are in the 'Very weak' band.

What are the biggest financial risks for Insurance companies?

Insurers judged on capital buffer, underwriting losses, equity erosion and market confidence. Reserve adequacy and solvency ratios are not public in this dataset. Right now the most frequent red flags are consecutive annual losses, equity eroded by >20% in a year and deep share-price drawdown.

What happens to shareholders if a company becomes insolvent?

Under the IBC the Committee of Creditors controls the resolution; the §53 waterfall pays secured creditors and workers first and equity last. In most resolution plans existing shareholders are wiped out or left with a token stake, and the company may be delisted.

Financial distress in other sectors

Important: A listing means a company’s reported numbers resemble those of firms that later failed — it is not a statement that the company is insolvent, has defaulted or will enter insolvency proceedings. Recalculated every trading day. Not investment or legal advice.