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Policybazaar Would Invest In Hospitals Despite A 90% Risk Of Failure
“Like today, when we are going in to say that we want to make a minority investment in hospitals, a lot of people think we're taking a risk. If there's a 90% chance of failure, we would still like to do it.”
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Yashish Dahiya Never Read Policybazaar's Statutory Financials Before PB Fintech's IPO
“I had never looked at our financials before we went public. I started looking at them and started making sure our financials and our MIS were saying the same thing.”
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Policybazaar Anticipated 90% Of Its Pre-2020 Roadmap At Its 2008 Founding
“Till, till 2020, everything we did we knew back then. Like I would say 90%. Now the areas we're starting to delve into, we did not know back then. Like what are the, like basically we did not know that claims control or claims experience would become such an i…”
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Dahiya: I Do Not Angel Invest Because I Am Variance Averse
“Even today, I don't invest in anything, right? So I think I'm very, let's say variance averse, not risk averse, just variance averse.”
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Yashish Dahiya Checked Sales Reports Thrice Daily For 17 Years
“See for the last 17 years, I look at our sales report every day at Two PM at five PM at eight PM, wherever I'm in the world, these three times I check my sales report.”
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All Policybazaar Investor Contracts Since 2015 Mandated An IPO Objective
“See all our investor contracts from 215 onwards had in them an objective to go public.”
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Policybazaar Management Retained 85% Of Their Wealth In The Company Post-IPO
“Management is still 85% in. They need a little bit of liquidity. They did that, whatever, some taxes, et cetera, but 85% of their wealth is still in the company.”