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Trades about 233% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
PB Fintech Limited, an Indian enterprise, provides a comprehensive digital platform facilitating access to various insurance and credit solutions. The company's operations are distinctly segmented into Insurance Web Aggregator Services and a broader category of Other Services. Its flagship online portal, Policybazaar, serves as a marketplace where both individual consumers and insurance partners can purchase and sell a diverse range of insurance products, encompassing term life, health, motor vehicle, home, and travel coverage. Complementing this, Paisabazaar functions as an independent digital lending platform, empowering users to compare, select, and apply for numerous personal financing options, including personal, business, and home loans, alongside credit cards and loans secured against property. Beyond these primary platforms, PB Fintech also extends services such as call center and online healthcare assistance, digital marketing, consulting, and support. Furthermore, it offers aid with motor vehicle claims and related support, and actively engages in promoting insurance products through online, offline, and direct marketing channels. The company was founded in 2008 and is headquartered in Gurugram, India.
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