The quarter was characterized by lower AUM growth and an increase in the GNPL ratio. While LAP AUM growth has been steady at 16-17% YoY, During the quarter, CIFC assigned ~INR7b worth of vehicle finance loans. As loan growth slowed down and the company assigned loans worth ~INR10b overall during the quarter, it did not raise capital from other sources. Over the past nine months, CIFC has heavily curtailed its M&HCV; disbursements (due to asset quality pressure). While HCVs accounted for 14% of total AUM, they formed only 6% of fresh disbursements in 9MFY20. Stage 3 PCR declined 250bp QoQ to 33% due to lower eventual credit losses in M&HCVs; compared to other products. Increase in opex in the quarter is on account of higher collection costs and higher growth in low-ticket products like 2Ws. In M&HCVs;, customers have slowly started repaying EMIs in January.