Shriram Finance Jul-24
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What is the anticipated AUM growth guidance for FY'25?

  • 12%
  • 10%
  • 20%
  • 15% (correct)

What factor did not negatively impact credit uptake despite expectations?

  • Interest rate fluctuations
  • Global market changes
  • Election activity (correct)
  • Economic recession

What is being added to enhance gold lending?

  • More branches (correct)
  • Lower interest rates
  • New technology for loan processing
  • Online application processes

How has the overall credit uptake been characterized despite projected slowdown?

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What specific area did Natraj Shankar inquire about regarding risk management?

<p>MSME and non-vehicle finance (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does Umesh Revankar suggest about future performance compared to the guidance?

<p>It can be expected to be much better than the guidance. (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the primary reason for not changing the guidance despite fluctuations?

<p>Smooth election process (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What aspect of leadership growth did Natraj Shankar seek clarification on?

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What percentage of corporate channel business comes from the broker channel?

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What is the average tenure of the deposits mentioned?

<p>40 months (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the expected interest cost for the deposits?

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How many branches were covered for MSME earlier before adding new ones?

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Out of the total branches, how many branches were added for MSME in two years?

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What is the target number of branches to be added for MSME over the next two years?

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What is the total number of branches projected to conduct MSME after the new additions?

<p>720 branches (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the overall cost expressed in basis points?

<p>75 basis points (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What was the provision amount for the current quarter?

<p>INR 588 crores (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which loan type has the shortest average maturity period?

<p>Gold loans (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus mentioned regarding the company's growth strategy?

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Which factor was highlighted as important in influencing bottom line growth?

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What might negatively impact the expected growth in Q2 and Q3?

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What does the company plan to do with smaller ticket loans?

<p>Reduce their focus on these loans (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is suggested about the relationship between AUM growth and bottom line growth?

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Who is the Company Secretary & Compliance Officer of Shriram Finance Limited?

<p>U Balasundararao Uppu (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

How long is the average maturity for personal loans mentioned?

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On what date was the earnings conference call held?

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Which management position is held by Mr. Parag Sharma?

<p>Managing Director &amp; CFO (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the NSE symbol for Shriram Finance Limited?

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What does 'listen-only mode' imply for participants during the earnings conference call?

<p>Only the management can speak. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is included as an enclosure with the letter to BSE and NSE?

<p>Transcript of the conference call (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following titles does NOT appear in the management list?

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What should participants do if they need assistance during the conference call?

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What aspect of the financial profile is considered strongest?

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What is the percentage of the capital position mentioned?

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What is the primary reason rating agencies are waiting for additional information?

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How do rating agencies typically favor companies during their assessments?

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Which financial result was congratulated during the dialogue?

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What is one factor that is often not directly discussed with rating agencies?

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What was the sentiment towards the macroeconomic situation discussed?

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What can be inferred about the relationship between rating agencies and the business?

<p>Corporate reputation can impact ratings, though not always discussed. (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the factors contributing to the improvement in GS3 and GS2 according to Umesh Revankar?

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Why is it difficult to compare the ECL number with a seized vehicle?

<p>The borrowers may enhance vehicle components (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the abbreviation GS3 refer to in this context?

<p>Gross Stage 3 (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to the discussion, what was one of the major causes for lesser disturbance during the elections?

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How has the vehicle recovery process improved according to the participants?

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What impact did the state level elections have on business as discussed?

<p>No impact at any time (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the relationship between cash flows of operators and recovery efforts?

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What does the acronym ECL stand for in the conversation?

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Flashcards

Earnings Conference Call

A formal meeting where a company's management discusses its financial performance with analysts, investors, and the media.

Quarter

The period of time for which a company's financial performance is measured. For example, the first quarter ended June 30, 2024.

Transcript

An official document that summarizes a company's financial performance for a specific period.

Letter

A formal written communication from a company to its stakeholders, such as investors or regulatory bodies.

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Scrip Code

The price at which a company's stock is traded on an exchange.

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Disclosure

A formal notice to the public that a company's financial information is being made available.

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Securities Exchange Commission (SEC)

An independent body that regulates the securities market.

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National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE)

The body responsible for overseeing the stock exchange in India.

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AUM (Assets Under Management)

The total value of assets managed by a financial institution, like a bank or investment company.

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What is AUM?

The total value of all the assets that a company manages on behalf of its clients.

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Bottom Line

The profit a company makes from its operations.

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What are Disbursements?

The amount of money that is loaned out over a period of time.

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Improving Product Mix

The process of changing the types of products or services a company offers to increase profitability.

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What is Gold Lending?

A type of loan that is secured by gold jewelry. The borrower can use the gold as collateral, meaning the lender can sell it if the borrower defaults on their loan.

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Small Ticket Loans

Loans with smaller amounts of money borrowed, often for shorter terms.

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What is MSME?

Small and Medium-sized Enterprises. These are companies that typically employ fewer than 500 people and have a limited revenue threshold.

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AUM Growth

The rate at which a company's AUM grows over time.

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What is Risk Management?

The process of evaluating and managing the risks associated with lending money to borrowers.

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Bottom Line Growth

The rate at which a company's profits grow over time.

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What is Growth?

The ability of a company to grow its business over a period of time, often measured by the increase in assets under management.

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Business Momentum

The pace and direction of a company's business activities.

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What is Leadership?

The people who are responsible for guiding and leading a company's strategic direction.

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What is Business Quality?

The quality of a business's financial performance, indicating how profitable and sustainable its operations are.

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Credit Rating

The assessment of a company's financial health and ability to meet its obligations, often conducted by independent agencies like Moody's or S&P.

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Capital Position

A measure of a company's ability to absorb losses and maintain its capital base.

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Merger

The process of combining two companies into one.

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Financial Year

The financial performance of a company over a specific period, typically a quarter or year.

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Credit Risk

The likelihood of a borrower defaulting on their loan.

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Expected Credit Loss (ECL)

A specific amount of money set aside to cover potential losses from loans that may not be repaid.

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Integration

The process of integrating a newly acquired company into the parent company's operations.

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Macroeconomic Environment

The overall economic conditions in a region or country.

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Cost of Deposit

The cost of acquiring funds for Shriram Finance Limited, expressed as a percentage of the total deposits. This cost includes interest payments and other administrative expenses.

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Average Deposit Tenure

The average time a customer keeps their deposit with Shriram Finance Limited, calculated as a period in months.

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Weighted Average Interest Cost

The interest rate Shriram Finance Limited pays on its customer deposits, calculated as an average across all deposit types and maturities.

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MSME Product

A business loan product offered by Shriram Finance Limited specifically designed for small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).

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Branches Offering MSME Product

The number of branches of Shriram Finance Limited that offer the MSME product throughout India.

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Target MSME Branch Expansion

The projected number of branches offering the MSME product in the next two years.

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Broker Channel

A distribution channel for Shriram Finance's deposit products, involving partnerships with third-party brokers who connect customers with the company.

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Broker Channel Contribution

The proportion of Shriram Finance's total deposits that are acquired through the broker channel.

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What is the meaning of ECL (Expected Credit Loss)?

The proportion of total assets that are considered non-performing and likely to cause losses.

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What is LDD (Loss Given Default)?

The percentage of a loan that is recovered when a borrower defaults and collateral is seized.

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Why is the ECL sometimes higher than the LDD on seized vehicles?

The difference between the ECL and the LDD suggests that seized vehicles might be more valuable than initially estimated.

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What is 'election disruption' in the context of the conversation?

It refers to the period of time before an election, where political campaigning and uncertainly could influence economic activity.

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What does 'asset quality' refer to?

The measure of how well a company is managing its assets and the quality of its loan portfolio.

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What are 'recovery efforts' in this context?

A business tactic aimed at recovering loans from borrowers who have become delinquent on payments.

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What are 'slippages' in finance?

The rate at which a company's loans are turning into bad debts. Lower slippages indicate better loan quality.

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What does 'GS2' and 'GS3' refer to in the context of the conversation?

The company's approach to making loans to small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs), evaluating potential risks and returns.

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Study Notes

Shriram Finance Limited Q1 FY25 Earnings Conference Call

  • Date: July 26, 2024
  • Key Management Personnel (KMP):
    • Umesh G Revankar, Executive Vice Chairman
    • Y S Chakravarti, Managing Director and CEO
    • Parag Sharma, Managing Director & CFO
    • S. Sunder, Joint Managing Director
    • Ravi Subramanian, Managing Director and CEO, SHFL
    • Sanjay Kumar Mundra, Executive Director

Financial Highlights

  • GDP Growth: India's GDP growth rate for FY24 was 8.2% compared to 7% in FY23. Q1 FY25 estimates are at 7.2%
  • Inflation:
    • CPI Inflation (June 2024): 5.08.
    • WPI Inflation (June 2024): 3.36%; highest in 16 months
  • RBI Monetary Policy: Repo rate was maintained at 6.5%.
  • Monsoon Outlook: IMD forecasts 106% of the long-period average rainfall during June-September. Significant rainfall is predicted for the coming 10 days, especially in the Southern Peninsula.

Business Performance

  • Disbursement Growth:
    • Q1 FY'25: INR 37,709.79 crores (23.82% YoY growth)
    • Q1 FY'24: INR 30,454.81 crores
  • Asset Under Management (AUM):
    • Q1 FY'25: INR 2,33,443.63 crores (20.82% YoY growth)
    • Q4 FY'24: INR 2,24,861.98 crores
  • Net Interest Income (NII):
    • Q1 FY'25: INR 5,354.47 crores (20.63% YoY growth)
    • Q1 FY'24: INR 4,438.68 crores
  • Profit After Tax (PAT):
    • Q1 FY'25: INR 1,980.59 crores (18.21% YoY growth)
    • Q1 FY'24: INR 1,675.44 crores
  • Earnings Per Share (EPS):
    • Q1 FY'25: INR 52.70
    • Q1 FY'24: INR 44.73
  • Credit Cost:
    • Q1 FY'25: 1.87%
    • Q1 FY'24: 1.62%

Specific Business Segments

  • Auto Industry:
    • Commercial Vehicles (CVs) sales: 2.24 Lakh units (3.5% growth) vs 2.17 Lakh previous year.
    • MSME segment: significant growth.

Additional Information

  • Auto Finance: Robust sales of passenger vehicles and two-wheelers.
  • Msme: major portion of loan given in service sector and trading.
  • Gold Loans: Disbursements have been impacted by adjustments in processes, and recent sales have been lower, impacting AUM. Higher gold prices haven't led to increased lending volumes.
  • Strategic Initiatives:
    • Share sale of Shriram Housing Finance to Mango Crush Investment Limited.
  • Employee count:
    • 30th June 2024: INR 75,813
    • March 2024: INR 74,645
  • Cost of Funds: Stable at around 8.8%
  • Credit Risk: Improvement in asset quality, however stage one provisions have increased.
  • Securitization details: A significant part of this is in retail deposits, with capital market instruments, and external commercial borrowings (ECB).

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This quiz explores various aspects of financial growth and credit uptake in the context of anticipated growth for FY'25 and leadership inquiries on risk management. Test your knowledge on corporate channels, deposit trends, and MSME branch expansions based on recent discussions and projections.

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