Swarna Mukherjee · B&K Securities
evasiveBreakup of IPO/corporate action revenue and stickiness
On your first question on IPO and credit corporate actions, it's kind of market-driven, so it's kind of difficult to predict, and we don't give any future pretty reference points, so we would not able to kind of give a picture of the future.
Swarna Mukherjee · B&K Securities
evasiveReason for strong KYC/KRA performance
It's difficult to predict what has caused this outcome. It's kind of the overall buoyant market conditions, what has led to whether it's Fetch or increased KYC opening. It's a culmination of variety of factors, and it plays one upon the other.
Swarna Mukherjee · B&K Securities
partialTechnology cost run rate and other expenses
The cost on the technology cost is something which is a constant, but as we are growing in number of accounts, we have to plan... So it's going to be a constant in investment, which we will continue to do as we move forward.
Amit Chandra · HDFC Securities
evasiveDemat account additions and revenue contribution
So on the first question, Amit, is more of the building blocks getting created in terms of number of Demat accounts. How the investors will react to, as a group or as a collective group, will be dependent on how the market conditions are, et cetera.
Amit Chandra · HDFC Securities
directPrivate companies Demat opportunity and timeline
On the second question, MCA has just, you know, recently put out this regulation. I think the timelines are given by, by September 2024, if I'm not mistaken. So I think, we are anyways, been doing this for a long time.
Prakash Kapadia · Ambit Portfolio
partialDriver of annual issuer charges growth
The pricing impact is obviously put out in a public domain. It's. There's no change there. But it's a combination of both the first two factors. It's the increased number of private companies coming into the fold, as well as number of folios in increasing.
Paresh Sangani · Club Millionaire
directReason for faster growth in SEBI fees vs depository revenue
The SEBI fees are basically based on the collection and not revenue. So if we have collected, say, revenue of previous year or, you know, before three years, then we have to pay 2% of those collected amount to SEBI.
Supratim Datta · Ambit Capital
evasiveEmployee cost trajectory going forward
I think it'd be difficult. We don't give, it forward-looking statements. But the important thing is that, this is a specialized business. We need, really the specialized personnel. And as we embark on a growth journey, we will need to kind of earmark more and more people also.
Sanket Godha · Avendus Spark
declinedNumber of private companies falling under MCA Demat rule
So on the first part, I would not like to give any wild answers. I would like it to go through a proper working before I can reveal that. I'm not able to give any numbers on what are the numbers.
Sanket Godha · Avendus Spark
directPledge income and impairment cost for the quarter
We received INR 4.19 crore income during the quarter. With respect to impairment... The value is INR 3.3 crore in this quarter.
Ajox Frederick · Sundaram Mutual Fund
partialReason for 80% sequential growth in online charges vs 41% delivery volume growth
Yeah, you can possibly take that as your derivation, but we kind of... It's difficult to again predict that, whether it is only because of this factor or there are a multitude of factors which happen.
Santosh · Kesari Finance
directMarket share of CDSL in KYC business
So figures are in population, but, our estimate is about 65%.