Sharad Bajaj COO InsuranceDekho
THE INSURANCE TIMES|July 2024
"The insurance industry in India is looking positive due to economic growth, driven by increased awareness, digital transformation, and government initiatives. Because of low penetration rates, there's a substantial opportunity for expansion."
Sharad Bajaj COO InsuranceDekho

Introducing Mr. Sharad Bajaj, COO Insurance Dekho

A visionary leader, Sharad Bajaj is the Chief Operating Officer (COO) and Business Head at Insurance Dekho, a leading InsurTech company in India. In his current capacity, Sharad is overseeing multiple business lines across B2C and B2B. Being at the forefront, he spearheads the planning and execution of business strategies that align with the company's goals and objectives.

Sharad did his graduation from St Xavier's, Calcutta and earned his MBA degree in Finance and Operations from Institute of Management Technology (IMT), Ghaziabad.

He has honed his skills and expertise over a remarkable career spanning 15 years, having worked for organizations like Digit Insurance, PwC, Axis Bank. During his stint with Digit Insurance that lasted for more than 5 years, he headed Strategy & Business Planning, Motor Claims and Operations. At PWC, Sharad worked in the Strategy Consulting Team focusing on Financial Services.

His academic background and diverse professional experience have equipped him with a strategic mindset and a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies of the business world.

Apart from work Sharad is a passionate traveler with a keen interest in new experiences. In his leisure time, Sharad often engrosses in a game of Sudoku, enjoying the mental stimulation it provides. His diverse interests reflect his curiosity and love for engaging in activities that enrich both his personal and professional life.

Q. How do you perceive the current market scenario for the insurance industry in India? What are the growth opportunities and potential challenges?

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