Insurance Dekho, RenewBuy 
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InsuranceDekho merges with RenewBuy; DSK, Khaitan, CAM, CMS INDUSLAW, TT&A, Bharucha, EVA Law advise

The ~$1 billion transaction represents a significant consolidation in India’s rapidly evolving insurtech and insurance distribution landscape.

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InsuranceDekho has merged with RenewBuy to create India’s largest AI-enabled insurance distribution platform by POSP-driven premium, FY2026.

DSK Legal advised and assisted InsuranceDekho on this merger. The Firm advised on the key corporate, structuring, regulatory and transaction documentation aspects of the transaction.

The transaction team consisted of Rangam Sharma (Associate Partner), Aditya Shah (Associate) and Anushka Kashyap (Associate).

Niraj Kumar (Partner) provided strategic inputs on the deal.

Niraj Kumar, Rangam Sharma

Khaitan & Co acted as legal advisors for TVS, a shareholder in InsuranceDekho with reference to this merger.

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas acted as legal advisors for Goldman Sachs, a shareholder in InsuranceDekho with reference to this merger.

CMS INDUSLAW as legal advisors for Eurazeo, a shareholder in InsuranceDekho with reference to this merger.

TT&A acted as legal advisors for MUFG, a shareholder in InsuranceDekho with reference to this merger.

Bharucha & Partners acted as legal advisors for CarDekho, the holding company and sponsor of InsuranceDekho, on the transaction.

EVA Law acted as legal advisors for RenewBuy on this merger.

The combined platform has a premium book exceeding ₹6,600 crore, a network of over 600,000 digital partners and coverage across 98.57% of India’s pin codes. The combination brings together InsuranceDekho’s strong presence across northern and western India with RenewBuy’s established footprint in southern India, creating a truly pan-India platform with an AI-first technology stack and access to over 750 insurance products across 52 insurers.

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