Growth, asset quality challenges to subside in the near term
Valuation re-rating hinges on cyclical recovery in the core segment
Cost tailwinds, better mix, and higher fee-based income to drive RoA
Two-wheelers and commercial vehicles boosted business for lenders during the July-September quarter.
Kotak Mahindra Bank, IDFC First Bank and CSB Bank lead the show. Some banks see demand going up and plan to grow their portfolio aggressively, other than through partnerships with car manufacturers also.
The company is expecting new business to constitute around 15 percent of the overall book in the next two years, Selvan added.
According to the CRISIL report, the assets under management (AUM) of NBFCs was Rs 24.6 lakh crore as on March 2020, Rs 25.1 lakh crore on March 2021, and around Rs 27 lakh crore on March 2022.
Strong momentum continued in Q3, led by robust commercial vehicle demand, aided by higher fleet utilisation
A stronger merged entity with better cross-sell opportunity and better financial risk profile to drive future growth
Growth in loan book and asset quality control led to an improvement in Q3; pick-up in new businesses to drive further growth
Strong signs of recovery in the auto and mortgage segments are key growth levers that will fuel stock upside
Encouraging outlook as the company transforms from a uni-segment entity to a more diversified play after the merger. Second quarter saw a decent growth in disbursement, coupled with improving margins, asset quality and credit cost
Strong signs of recovery in the auto and the tractor segments, robust disbursement, improving asset quality and a pick-up in newly started businesses provide meaningful tailwinds for Mahindra
Strong signs of recovery in the auto and mortgage segments, robust disbursement, improving asset quality and pick-up in newly launched businesses provide meaningful tailwinds for Chola
As part of the tie-up, Bandhan Bank will provide loans to Tata Motors' customers at an interest rate starting from as low as 7.5 per cent, the automaker said in a statement.
IndusInd has so far has negotiated the second wave of the Covid pandemic impressively. Armed with capital, excess provision and a high quality balance sheet, growth revival will only be a matter of time. With an undemanding valuation, we see more re-rating ahead. Here’s why
The stock upside hinges on progress of digital plans
On July 18, HDFC Managing Director Aditya Puri said an internal inquiry was initiated after a whistle-blower complaint, which led the bank to uncover ‘personal misconduct’ by some of its employees
Umesh Revankar, Managing Director of Shriram Transport Finance Company expects a 14-15 percent AUM growth for new vehicles in FY17.
IndusInd Bank has seen no impact so far on its vehicle finance business from the disruption of mining activities in many parts of the country, a top official has said.
A Vellayan, Executive Chairman of Murugappa Group joins CNBC-TV18 to talk about the group’s companies and the headways they have made.
A memorandum of understanding (MoU) has been signed between private sector player IndusInd Bank and Mahindra & Mahindra. The strategic alliance will see IndusInd Bank supply vehicle finance to the entire range of vehicles coming from M&M’s stable, reports Business Standard.