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Trades about 2,110% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Max Financial Services Limited, an Indian enterprise, delivers life insurance offerings principally through its subsidiary. Its operational structure is bifurcated into two main divisions: Life Insurance and Business Investments. The company provides a comprehensive suite of financial protection products, encompassing participating, non-participating, and linked policies. These solutions are tailored for both individual and group customers, covering aspects such as life coverage, retirement planning, and health benefits, frequently with optional riders. Additionally, the firm conducts treasury investment management and offers management advisory services. Its products reach clients through a diverse distribution network, including independent and corporate agents, banking collaborations, brokerage houses, and various other channels. Founded in 1984 and based in Noida, India, the company was formerly known as Max India Limited, adopting its current name, Max Financial Services Limited, in January 2016.
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