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stage-3 saw a 15bps QoQ blip leading to higher provisions at 25bps (PLe 18bps). Disbursal growth was muted due to slower pass thru of rate cuts compared to banks and lower demand post repo cuts. While company maintained its double digit AuM growth guidance for FY26, we are cautious and factoring 7.2% AuM CAGR over FY25-27E since (1) competition from banks...
LIC Housing Finance’s (LICHF) 1QFY26 PAT grew ~5% YoY to ~INR13.6b (in line). NII in 1QFY26 rose ~4% YoY to ~INR20.7b (in line). Fee and other income grew 170% YoY to INR1.2b.
CIFC's AUM growth slow down to 24% YoY vs 27% YoY led by flat YoY growth in disbursements. Management maintained guidance for 20-25% AUM growth led by 15-20% disbursement growth for longer term. NIM improved by 10bps QoQ led by lower cost of funds. We expect benefit of lower interest rate environment on account of fixed rate VF book. Asset quality deteriorated with GS3 at 3.16% vs 2.81%. NII grew by 26% YoY led by improvement in NIMs YoY; however, PPoP grew by 30% YoY led by increase in other income (up 94% YoY). PAT grew by 21% YoY led by higher provisions (up 52% YoY). We have largely maintained our...
Federal Bank credit growth slowed down to 9% YoY vs 12% YoY (Q4FY25) vs 16% YoY (Q3FY25) due to reorientation of strategy towards fixed rate book. further, deposit growth declined to 8% YoY vs 12% YoY (FY25) led by term deposits. We expect credit growth at 13% CAGR (FY25-27). NIMs declined by 18bps QoQ during Q1FY26 led by decline in yields backed by repo rate cut impact. Asset quality deteriorated with GNPA at 1.91% vs 84% QoQ. NII grew by 2% YoY led by decline in NIMs; higher non-interest income (up 22% YoY) supported the operating profits (up 4% YoY). Higher provisions impacted profitability (down 15% YoY). This resulted...
FB saw a soft quarter due to weaker NII/NIM and asset quality. Agri/MFI stress led to GNPA blip (provisions at 69bps vs avg. 40-45bps). Additional stress may be lower, though credit costs may remain elevated in Q2'26 due to lag effect. While FB is undergoing transition due to focus on improving asset-liability mix, there could be short term challenges due to NIM pressure and elevated credit costs. However, as earlier guided, momentum in fees was intact and asset mix improved QoQ with lower share of EBLR loans which may protect NIM. Fee...
Aptus’ favourable AUM mix (only AHFC with a separate NBFC) with a high-yielding (~18–20%) non-HL portfolio – constitutes ~40% – alongside steady ~30% AUM growth during the past 8–12 quarters and tight control on asset quality has helped it become the first AHFC (under our coverage) to deliver >20% RoE in Q1FY26.
CUB reported further improvement in credit growth during Q1FY26 as sequentially strong growth vs historically slow quarter. Credit growth improved to 16% YoY (vs 14% YoY Q4FY25) led by gold loan and MSME segment. Further, management guided credit growth to be better than industry average for FY26 by 200-300bps. NIMs declined by 6bps QoQ to 3.54% led by increase in cost of funds. Asset quality improved as GNPA stood at 2.99% vs 3.09% led by higher write offs. PAT grew by 16% YoY led by higher non-interest income. NII grew by 15% YoY led by decline in NIMs. Thus, RoA remained stable at 1.5%; management guided for...
