New Research Reports

We have revised our FY26E/FY27E Adj. Book Value estimate by -1.0%/0.2%, respectively, as we factor in higher AUM growth led by proposed GST rate cuts and higher provisioning on account of elevated stress in the unsecured lending portfolio.

We believe Star Health (Star) is on a steady earnings growth trajectory driven by better incremental balance between volume growth and profitability, as witnessed in its Q1FY26 result (14% YoY growth in GEP while IFRS PAT grew 44% YoY).

ICICIB reported some moderation in credit growth at ~12% YoY in 1Q, mainly due to slower growth in retail loans (incl mortgages and unsecured loans) and demand remaining slack in the corporate portfolio.

LTF began FY26 on a stable footing, despite ongoing asset quality challenges in the MFI industry (more residual in nature), unsecured business loans and micro-LAP.

LICHF's financial performance in Q1FY26 was stable. Despite the quarter being relatively subdued, the company is optimistic that discernible signs of progress have emerged, paving the way for an anticipated pickup in growth from Q2 onwards, consistent with its historical pattern. The company is confident about its asset quality and has adequate provisions in place. It has no major concerns on the NPA front and is upbeat about its future performance. However, competition in the industry is expected to increase, particularly from public sector banks, which may lead to pressure on margins due to a rate war. Additionally, the company may need to consider further cut rates to remain...

Quarterly Update Q1FY26

ee costs (+11.2% YoY) and other operating expenses (+25.2% YoY). Net profit grew 3.2% YoY to Rs. 530cr, as tax expenses came down by 5.5% YoY. Gross stage 3 (GS3) ratio increased from 3.56% in Q1FY25 to 3.85% in Q1FY26,...

Star Health (STARHEAL) has reported lower growth than its SAHI peers, which has led to market share loss for the company in the health segment to 11.4% (YTDFY26) vs. 15.7% in FY21.

IndusInd Bank recorded subdued financial results in Q1FY26. However, it *over or under performance to benchmark index demonstrated resilience as it returned to profitability and its core operations stabilised. It is also aiming for a consistent and predictable improvement in financial metrics every quarter. Leadership transition remains on track, with CEO recommendations submitted for regulatory approval. Demand for vehicle loans continues to hold steady, supported by recovery in rural markets driven by a strong monsoon season and increased government spending on infrastructure. The bank's...

HDB Financial Services (HDB) is the seventh-largest diversified, retail-focused NBFC in India with an AUM of ~INR1.1t as of Jun’25.