10 Points if Insurance is still a Multi-bagger Sector or not? | Aastha Khurana

Insurance is a widely under-penetrated sector with massive scope for growth. But the recent times of Covid-19 and budget have slightly upset the sector, which is why the insurance industry faced corrections in their market price. In this video, we have extensively discussed 10 points as to why Insurance is still a multi-bagger sector and such high growth numbers are given by the regulator IRDAI itself.

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[SaurabhSingh-qodr]

Since this is a Hindi language video and targeted at an Indian audience, don't see any reason why numbers rattled out by the presenter should be quoted in "Millions"?

We should instead use "Lakhs" & "Crores" as most of us are pre-disposed to process numbers in lakhs-crores naturally.

Good work otherwise

Best wishes to Team Yadnya

[himanshupatel]

you are consistent in picking good topics..thanks mam

[bobby]

Excellent Excellent Excellent
Excellent in depth analysis 👏 👌 👍

[AbhiYadav]

Aastha, can u also add two points: 1. Cut throat competition in insurance sector.
2. IRDAI regulations which can ultimately kill the companies

[devendrapanwar]

Aap logo ki bate sunn ke confidence ata hai.
Keep it up yadanya team.

[ravink]

Should penetration opportunity be the investment thesis for buying the sector.

Like life insurance products, under-penetration is the second most mis-used word for any sector

[pranchalmittal]

Insightful, thanks! Can you please share the link of IRDIA report?

[recreate]

Thank you so much for making this video. Was waiting for it 🙂🙏

[pradeep_davda]

Very useful information 👍 Thank you so much.

[rashiddilshaan]

I doubt IRDA targets can be achieved looking at budget changes . PE is high and growth is slow. Keep away from insurance stock for at least a year . Do not motivate with next quarter result . It would be good for insurance companies as tax benefit is in last year so insurance company agrees overly promoting it

[yogarar]

was there any CAGR targets for life i company as well, you mentioned only general insurance targets

[nimeshpatel]

Thanks for sharing information. Kindly please slowly present all information. Just to make sort video, you are running fast over topics.. Thank you

[gdp]

Insurance companies have ABSOLUTELY NO future in India as there's massive unemployment, pathetic wages, uncontrolled children education costs, no disposable income left after paying multiple direct Taxes.

[dsfg]

I prefer to invested in general insurance because life insurance company's forget that they are insurance company they only forcus on investment products like endowment and ULIP where you get lower return and low life cover

[AbhiYadav]

Aastha some points needs further explanation in simple language as I believe it is the most complex sector to understand

[jayeshkhara]

Good information Thanks
Where is mandar?

[vvr]

0:20 can u give the source for this !?

[pmdcha]

Ye video Indian audiance ke liye agar aapne banaya h to million billion ke bajay lakh crore me number boliye...

[mediationmed]

please use a presentation when discussing numbers

[Sunil-Gatne]

All regulators are TOOTHLESS TIGERS in India SEBI, TRAI, ECI, IRDA etc. People don't trust on these so called regulators because they act like police in Hindi cinema. Regulators push mentioned will make insurance sector more insecure!