Financial Year: 2024
Care Health Insurance Limited (CHIL) public disclosures for the financial year 2023-2024 present a detailed overview of the company's financial performance, operational metrics, and key ratios.
Revenue Account (Form NL-1-B-RA):
Profit and Loss Account (Form NL-2-B-PL):
Balance Sheet (Form NL-3-B-BS):
Premium Schedule (Form NL-4):
Claims Schedule (Form NL-5):
Commission Schedule (Form NL-6):
Operating Expenses Schedule (Form NL-7):
Share Capital Schedule (Form NL-8):
Pattern of Shareholding (Form NL-9):
Reserves and Surplus Schedule (Form NL-10):
Loans Schedule (Form NL-13):
Fixed Assets Schedule (Form NL-14):
Cash and Bank Balance Schedule (Form NL-15):
Advances and Other Assets Schedule (Form NL-16):
Current Liabilities Schedule (Form NL-17):
Provisions Schedule (Form NL-18):
Miscellaneous Expenditure Schedule (Form NL-19):
Analytical Ratios Schedule (Form NL-20):
Key financial ratios are reported, including the Gross Direct Premium Growth Rate, Net Commission Ratio, Operating Profit Ratio, and Solvency Margin Ratio. For the quarter ended March 31st, 2024, the Available Solvency margin Ratio to Required Solvency Margin Ratio was ₹1.74.
Related Party Transactions (Form NL-21):
Details are disclosed on transactions with related parties, including Religare Enterprises Limited.
Receipt and Payments Schedule (Form NL-22):
The net increase in cash and cash equivalents was (₹397) Lakhs.
Solvency Margin (Form NL-23, NL-24, NL-25, NL-26):
Products Information (Form NL-27):
New products introduced during the quarter included Extra Care, Group Care 360 Plus, and Care Advantage.
Business Acquisition Through Different Channels (Form NL-36):
Details the channels and premiums.
Claims Data (Form NL-37):
Presents claims paid and details on those payments.
Ageing of Claims (Form NL-39):
Provides the ageing analysis of claims paid.
Offices Information (Form NL-41):
Board of Directors & Key Management Persons (Form NL-42):
Provides details of the board and key management personnel.
Rural and Social Obligations (Form NL-43):
Details the rural and social obligations met by the business.
Grievance Disposal (Form NL-45):
There were 6501 customer complaints this year.
Voting Activity Disclosure (Form NL-46):
States that there was no activity to report.
Disclosure on Quantitative and Qualitative Parameters of Health Services Rendered (Form NL-48):
Lists the TPAs used by Care Health Insurance Limited.
This comprehensive summary encapsulates the financial standing, operational performance, regulatory compliance, and business strategies of Care Health Insurance Limited for the financial year 2023-2024.
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