BT-out pressure and runoff normalization
Repayment rate increased from 15-16% to 19% due to balance transfer outs triggered by rate cuts. Management expects this to remain elevated at 18-19% till rates stabilize, impacting portfolio yield.
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Affordable segment recalibration in southern markets
Tamil Nadu and southern markets faced challenges due to MFI ordinance affecting collections. Management recalibrated ticket sizes and policies in Q2-Q3; ordinance has now been retracted but competitive intensity may have changed.
Concentration risk in new construction finance/developer segments
Company entering riskier business segments (construction finance with 12-12.5% yield, developer finance with 11-14% yield) despite maintaining 8-10% exposure cap. Rating upgrade expectations tied to capital position may face scrutiny if asset quality deteriorates.
Mathematical challenge in sustaining ROA
Multiple analysts highlighted that maintaining 2.5-2.6% ROA requires ~50bps NIM expansion post credit cost normalization (from -19bps to +20-25bps). Management cited new segment yields as offset but no specific quantification provided for FY28+.