PB Fintech
BSE 543390 · ISIN INE417T01026
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- PB Fintech stock spiked after an Live TV News Channel exclusive report that regulators might extend the consultation paper timeline, with analysts seeing a pullback rally capped near 1150
- PB Fintech was sharply higher in trade, one of the top FNO gainers with heavy volumes, though it cooled off from highs
- PB Fintech stock rose 3% on positive news flow related to IRDAI's openness to extending feedback on distribution reform proposals
- PB Fintech Ltd shareholder buys 0.033% stake, holding rises to 5.032%
- Fund manager confirmed holding PB Fintech through August and September despite a sharp 50-60% fall during the period, citing regulatory commission structure concerns
- PB Fintech saw buying interest at lower levels after days of selling, ending 6% higher
- PB Fintech saw renewed HNI buying interest after a 30-40% correction, but stock fell further 20-25% amid sector caution ahead of a key regulatory outcome
- PB Fintech (Policy Bazaar) shares rebounded about 6% after a sharp crash from around 1900 to 950 levels over the previous five to six sessions, partly attributed to the channel's own earlier reporting
- Policy Bazaar co-founder and CEO Yashish Dhaiya said the company welcomes IRDAI's consultation paper and will emerge stronger from the reforms
- PB Fintech stock fell over 40% in a week following an insurance regulatory consultation paper; CEO Yashish Dahiya says company will recover
- PB Fintech stock fell sharply after IRDAI Chairman said the company's proposed MGA diversification and becoming an insurer don't make sense
- Analyst said IRDAI chairman indicated PB Fintech's plans to diversify via MGA or becoming an insurer itself don't make sense under current rules, creating uncertainty for the stock
- PB Fintech CEO Yashish Dahiya says company will emerge stronger from IRDAI's new consultation paper
- PB Fintech shares fell as much as 2% after IRDAI's proposal; CEO Yashish Dahiya said company can withstand revenue impact
- PB Fintech stock fell up to 2% under pressure after IRDAI's proposal, but CEO Yashish Dahiya said the company can withstand any revenue impact
- Policybazaar CEO Yashish Dahiya discussed IRDAI's proposed changes on insurance distribution commissions and 'incentivized choice', defending the platform's business model amid mis-selling concerns
- PB Fintech CEO Yashish Dayya discussed IRDAI's consultative paper on insurance commissions and its potential impact on Policybazaar's business model
- PB Fintech (PolicyBazaar) founder Yashish Dahiya discussed a potential regulatory move toward closed/tied insurance distribution architecture and its business impact, including disclosure of profit figures and possible…
- PolicyBazaar's Yashish Dahiya responded to IRDAI's consultation paper on insurance commissions and expense of management, defending the company's consumer-centric model and apologizing for earlier harsh remarks after…
- PB Fintech stock fell about 45% after IRDAI's consultation paper on insurance distribution commissions; CEO Yashish Dhahiya gave exclusive interview defending business model and apologizing for earlier harsh remarks
- PB Fintech shares hit a fresh 52-week low, falling over 50% in six sessions after IRDAI's proposal to overhaul insurance distribution
- PB Fintech shares slipped below their IPO price after a sixth consecutive week of sharp declines, wiping out five years of gains in six trading days
- Sandeep Bhatia of Macquarie said he remains cautious on Policybazaar pending final IRDA regulations
- Rs. 1 crore equity infusion into wholly owned subsidiary PB Financial Account Aggregators
- PB Fintech fell 2% for a fifth straight day after Bernstein cut its price target roughly in half despite an earlier 91% upside call
- PB Fintech (Policybazaar) hit a fresh low, losing about 50% over three to four days after a regulator's distribution reform paper
- Chandan Taparia recommended sell on PB Fintech (Policybazaar) after over 40% correction
- PB Fintech fell 6% again as Bernstein cut target price to 1,085 from 2,310, saying the company may be forced to become an insurer given regulatory caps on its POSP/health business
- PB Fintech stock slid sharply after a Bernstein note suggested the company may need to become an insurance manufacturer taking underwriting risk
- Bernstein maintained an outperform rating on PB Fintech with a target price of around Rs 1085, warning it may be forced to become an insurer
- PB Fintech under pressure over IRDAI's proposed changes to insurance distribution commissions
- PB Fintech shares fell for a fourth straight session, down over 40% in four sessions and now trading below its listing price
- PB Fintech (Policy Bazaar) fell another 5% amid worries it may move from insurance distribution to insurance manufacturing/underwriting, per a consultation paper
- Policy Bazaar (PB Fintech) shares fell another 5% amid reports it may shift from being an insurance distributor to becoming a manufacturer
- Analyst discussed PB Fintech's fall due to IRDA consultation paper on insurance commission distribution, advising on holding for a viewer in loss
- Multiple brokerages (unnamed analyst house, Investec/'invest', and Bernstein) issue notes on PB Fintech following regulatory commission cap concerns; target prices cut by some, outperform maintained by Bernstein
- PB Fintech stock recovers slightly after two days of decline, driven by brokerage notes including Kotak, Investec and Bernstein commentary
- Bernstein issues buy/outperform rating on PB Fintech with target of 2310 rupees, implying 90% upside as per scenario analysis
- Multiple brokerages cut target prices on PB Fintech following IRDA's draft consultation paper on commission caps, which could hurt take rates by 35-40%
- PB Fintech shares up about 2% after last week's sharp fall triggered by regulatory action, with brokerages cutting price targets sharply but saying it's not the end of the road
- Analyst call transcript: management on draft insurance distribution consultation paper impact
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