Bandhan management has indicated that collection efficiency in the MFI business has recovered to 55-60%, and it expects this to further improve to ~70% by Jun'20. The bank has indicated that collection trends in the housing/SME portfolio are currently similar to Apr'20 levels, however, an improvement is expected in the coming months. Bandhan is maintaining a cautious stance toward disbursements in 1HFY21 and is focused on improving collections trends. However, due to the COVID-19 crisis, credit cost is expected to rise to 1.5% in FY21E as the bank carries an additional provision buffer of INR10b INR6.9b made toward COVID; INR3.1b additional provisions on standard assets higher than regulatory requirement which forms ~1.5% of total loans. Given the current assessment based on customer feedback and collection trends, the 1.5% credit cost estimate would be sufficient to manage the current impact of the COVID crisis.

AUM growth of the merged entity was reported at 60.5% YoY to | 71846 crore (| 65456 crore in Q3FY19). Excluding Gruh Finance, loan growth was at ~20% YoY, a tad lower compared to the previous run rate. Healthy traction continued in micro finance segment (~64% of merged AUM) at 19.6% YoY to | 46189 crore while non-micro finance book growth came in at 22% YoY. Deposit accretion continued to remain healthy at 32% YoY to | 57082 crore as of FY20 and | 58030 crore as of April 30, 2020. Margin witnessed an uptick of ~20 bps QoQ to 8.1%. Growth in NII came at...

We remain watchful of asset quality and expect credit cost trends to remain elevated in the near term even though 4QFY20 PAT stood at ~INR5.2b (21% YoY decline, 17% below estimates), affected by higher provisions toward COVID-19 of INR6.9b. belongs to the Green zone; 16% to the Orange zone, and the rest to the The bank reported strong business growth numbers, with the mix of retail deposits improving further. 36% of borrowers have alternate businesses and therefore do not depend on a The bank has created the appropriate COVID-19 provisions based on multiple scenario analyses (such as impacted industry analysis; its prior experience of customer defaults; past events such as the Assam crisis, demonetization, and Bandhan maintains total provisions of INR10b, INR3.1b of which is put toward standard advances, while INR6.9b toward COVID-19-related issues. Total loans (on + off) grew 60.5%/9.8% YoY/QoQ to INR718.5b, driven by ~20%/15% YoY/QoQ growth in the MFI book; the non-micro credit book increased 22.3% YoY.

Bandhan Bank operates as a commercial bank which provides checking accounts, savings deposits and money market, mortgage and term loan services. It also offers card facilities and internet banking services. Bandhan...

Bandhan Bank operates as a commercial bank which provides checking accounts, savings deposits and money market, mortgage and term loan services. It also offers card facilities and internet banking services. Bandhan...

AUM growth of the merged entity came in at 83.8% YoY to | 65456 crore. Excluding Gruh Finance, loan growth was at 33% YoY, a tad lower compared to previous run rate. Traction in micro finance (~61% of merged AUM) was a tad lower compared to previous run rate at 30% YoY to | 40100 crore. Growth in non-micro finance book (excluding Gruh Finance) continued to remain strong at 54% YoY. Customer acquisition continued to remain healthy YoY as the bank added ~7.3 lakh in Q3FY20 (10 lakh customers in Q2FY20). Accordingly, total customer base was at 1.9 crore....

Bandhan Bank operates as a commercial bank which provides checking accounts, savings deposits and money market, mortgage and term loan services. It also offers card facilities and internet banking services. Bandhan...

Bandhan Bank was incorporated on December 23, 2014 as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bandhan Financial Holding. Bandhan Financial Holding is owned by Bandhan Financial Services. Bandhan Bank received the in-principle approval of the Reserve Bank of India for setting up universal bank in April 2014. Bandhan began operations on August 23, 2015 when Bandhan Financial Services (BFSL), its parent company, transferred its entire microfinance business to them. Bandhan Bank started with 501 branches, 50 ATMs and 2,022 door step services centres on day one. Presently, Bandhan Bank has 3,948 touch points pan India consisting of 986 bank branches, 3014 door step services centres and...

Merged AUM grew 24% YoY to | 64186 crore. Excluding Gruh Finance, AUM growth came in at 38% YoY. Healthy traction continued in micro finance segment (~61% of merged AUM) at 35.3% YoY to | 39197 crore, while non-micro finance book (excluding Gruh Finance) growth came in at 53% YoY. Customer acquisition continued to remain healthy YoY as the bank added ~10 lakh customers. Accordingly, the total customer base was at 1.8 crore. Deposit accretion continued to remain healthy at 49.3% YoY to | 49195 crore. Growth has been witnessed across low cost as well as term...

Bank started the year with phenomenal Q1 performance. Net profit jumped 46%. Total deposits surged 42% with Asset growth at 39.36%. Moreover, NII grew by 36%; NIM's was higher at 10.45%. With decline in provisions, bank has also maintained stable asset quality (GNPA & NNPA stood at 2.02% & 0.56%). Further, has added 7.08 lakh customers during Q1 to reach a total customer base to 17.27 million (Micro Banking- 13.58 million and Non Micro 3.69 million). Booked `0.93 Billion in Q1, as Income from PSLC of...

Bandhan Bank operates as a commercial bank. It provides checking accounts, savings deposits and money market, mortgage and term loan services. It also offers card facilities and internet banking services. Bandhan...

Bandhan Bank started financial year FY20 with an impressive set of numbers surpassing our estimates on all fronts. PAT during Q1FY20 grew by 46% yoy to Rs 701 cr vs. our estimate of Rs 591 cr, led by strong credit growth, stable margins and controlled cost. Loans (on book + off book) surged by 39% yoy while micro loans grew by 40%. Non-micro assets growth was at 36% yoy. Liabilities of the bank are gaining more traction with a deposit growth of 42% YoY. CASA ratio increased to 36.1% from 35.5% YoY, retail deposits to total deposits stood at 76.1%. Margins improved further from 10.3% to 10.5% YoY...

resulted in CASA share reducing from 41% to 36% in one quarter itself. Many banks that have reported Q1 results have shown decline in CASA deposits. In our view, management will have to resort to branch expansion to keep up momentum of CASA deposits. Also, incremental loan growth is being driven by increase in the ticket size of the micro-loans which to some extent...

Bandhan Bank continued its growth traction with AUM growth of 39.4% YoY to | 45420 crore, driven by both micro (40% YoY) as well as non-micro loans (36% YoY). Steady customer acquisition at ~7.1 lakh and healthy growth in average ticket size to | 64000 led to AUM growth. Deposit accretion continued to stay healthy at 29% YoY to | 43701 crore. However, sequentially CASA saw de-growth while term deposit continued...

Bandhan Bank Ltd. (BBL) was incorporated in 2014 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Bandhan Financial Holdings Ltd. (BFHL). Kolkata- headquartered BBL is the first bank to be set up in the eastern part of India after Independence and is promoted by its founder, MD and CEO Mr. Chandra Shekhar Ghosh. BBL provides pan-India services with focus on micro banking and general banking services majorly serving urban, semi-urban and rural markets in India. BBL is the first microfinance entity and the first in a decade that was transformed into a universal bank in India. BBL started its operation as an NGO in 2001 which was transferred into India's largest microfinance company by number of customers...

Bandhan Bank has delivered a stellar set of numbers in 4QFY19, ahead of our expectation. It has reported strong numbers on all fronts asset quality, AUM growth, profitability and margin. PAT jumped substantially by 68% YoY to Rs 651 cr, supported by strong topline growth. Strong AUM growth of 33% YoY, led to 46% YoY growth in NII resulting into sharp uptick in NIM. Robust growth in other income and higher margin with normal credit costs enabled Bandhan to deliver +5% RoA during the quarter. Asset quality trend continued to improve as GNPAs declined by 37bps QoQ to 2% (Ex-IL&FS; 1%), and PCR was...

micro loans reported growth of 40%. Non-micro loan AUMs growth was at 37.3% yoy. Liabilities of the bank are gaining more traction CASA touching 41%, retail to total deposits forming 77.4%. Margins improved further during the quarter from 10.5% to 10.7% led by improvement...

Traction in business decelerated marginally though it remained healthy at ~30% YoY. Healthy customer acquisition at ~23% YoY to 95 lakh & 14% YoY increase in average ticket size to | 59700 led to AUM growth 38.5% YoY. Micro & non micro segment grew ~40% YoY & ~31% YoY, respectively, though deceleration is seen compared to previous run rate. Deposit saw healthy traction of 27.6% YoY to | 43232 crore, led by robust growth of 49% YoY & 54% YoY in current & savings deposit while retail term...

Absolute GNPA surged more than doubling to | 8310 crore, led by prudent recognition of entire | 388 crore of exposure to IL&FS; group. Accordingly, GNPA ratio increased ~112 bps QoQ to 2.41% Bank has made full provision of ~| 385 crore. This has kept overall credit cost higher, which has impacted growth in profitability. Therefore, PAT came in at | 331 crore, up 10% YoY. It had reversal of MTM provision of ~| 96 crore in Q3FY19. Customer acquisition remained robust with 9.22 lakh customers...

Operationally good quarter for the bank, PAT grew by 47% yoy driven by strong loan growth and stable margins. Other income showed flat growth more due to change in the recognition of PSLC income. AUM growth was strong at 51%, margins remained stable at 9% which led to...