AUBANK / Q2-FY26 / claim-ledger

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PositiveQ2-FY26 · 2025-10-22Back to quarter ↗

Questions audited

12

Answered directly

67%

Numeric claims

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What was answered, and how?

Mahrukh Adajania · Nuvama Wealth

direct

Seasonality in fees and credit cost recovery in H2.

As far as other income is concerned, you're right... Even this quarter, we saw 20% growth in our disbursement numbers on a quarter-on-quarter basis... On the credit cost... we see that it has peaked in this quarter and would come down substantially in Q3 and Q4.

Jayan Kadothe · Axis Capital

direct

OPEX outlook and cost-to-income ratio guidance.

Last year, I think we were at around 4.3% of average assets for the full year... This year, we expect to do better than that... Overall, our guidance has been that we will be below 60% in terms of cost-to-income ratio, and we will be below, say, 4.3% in terms of cost to OPEX.

Jayan Kadothe · Axis Capital

partial

Loan mix and commercial book growth strategy.

The growth in commercial banking books... is largely driven by the underlying economic activity... We expect that the strong demand should continue in Q3 and Q4... The agenda is not to degrow or grow some book on some basis... We are having a very clear agenda that growth has to come back.

Param Subramanian · Investech

direct

Asset quality in South India LAP segment.

When I highlighted... it was just one state, which is Andhra... We saw good recoveries in terms of slippage have reduced and in terms of good recoveries from NPA pools... We are hopeful that South India markets will come back to be our own numbers.

Param Subramanian · Investech

direct

Size of Andhra portfolio and corrective actions.

1,000 crores.

Param Subramanian · Investech

evasive

Demand trends post-GST cut and festive season.

We are not concerned... It's very early days because GST cut happened last week of September, and we are just two weeks in October... It's difficult for us to comment... The growth is back... Our growth will happen through market share rather than market growth.

Param Subramanian · Investech

partial

NIM outlook for H2 and next year.

The impact of repo rate cut on the yields is done... Assuming no more rate cuts, you would see deposit price continuing to fall for a couple of quarters... Some bit of adjustment for asset mix and some positive benefit on the cost of fund side should help the NIM to continue improving for the next couple of quarters, at least.

Ramesh Varakhedka · ICICI

direct

Asset mix and NIM impact post universal bank transition.

There is no plan to go above a level in commercial banking... Our wheel book is only around INR 40,000 crore... We can still build that book around INR 2 lakh crore... The idea is to become universal to lower the cost, not to change the asset mix.

Kunal Shah · Citi Group

partial

Growth trajectory and off-balance sheet strategy.

Even if you see today, our growth has been 22% YoY on the secured side... We should start seeing microfinance growing from this quarter onwards... You should look at a GLP level... We should continue to grow within two to two and a half times.

Kunal Shah · Citi Group

evasive

ECL impact on capital and provisioning.

It's too early to actually comment on how it will play out on the exact numbers... The primary reason is that our LGDs have always been lower... On an overall basis, we are not really worried.

Nithin Agarwal · Motilal Oswal

partial

Credit cost trajectory and FY27 outlook.

We are confident about this year... We believe that 100 bps credit cost... we all are working hard to be in that number... Next year... too many variables... Our idea is to be around, you know, 80, 85- 90 bps kind of benchmark.

Piran Engineer · CLSA

direct

Steady-state gross slippage ratio.

It's about 2.5% kind of a slippage ratio we would have... two and a half to three... I think anything around 2.5%- 3% annualized slippage rate is where we should stabilize finally.