Intermediate

Case Study: Bajaj Finance, Evaluating a High Growth NBFC

Bajaj Finance grew from a captive two-wheeler financier into one of the largest and most richly valued lenders on the NSE, compounding its loan book at a pace few Indian financial companies have matched. This case study takes the business apart: how an NBFC borrows, lends and earns a spread, how zero-cost EMIs at consumer durable counters built a customer franchise of tens of millions, and how that franchise was turned into a cross-sell machine across personal loans, mortgages, SME and gold loans. Then it reads the numbers the way a lender should be read: AUM growth, cost of funds, NIM, Stage 2 and Stage 3 assets, credit cost, ROA, ROE and leverage. It walks through the shocks the company absorbed, from demonetisation and the IL&FS liquidity crisis to COVID and the 2023 RBI action on its digital lending products, and closes with how to value a lender on price to book and a checklist you can apply to any high-growth NBFC using annual reports and screener.in.

Bajaj FinanceNBFC AnalysisLending Business ModelAsset Quality and Credit CostPrice to Book ValuationCase Study
MODULES
5
DURATION
~2.5 hrs
TRACK
Stock Market Basics

What You'll Master

How an NBFC makes money, and how it differs from a bank in funding, regulation and risk
How zero-cost EMI financing built Bajaj Finance's customer franchise and cross-sell engine
How to read AUM growth, cost of funds, NIM and operating expenses for a lender
How to judge asset quality using Stage 2, Stage 3 and credit cost rather than headline NPAs
What the liquidity crises and the 2023 RBI action reveal about the risks of fast growth
How to value a lender on price to book, ROE and growth, and a checklist for any high-growth NBFC
Access Level
LEARNER
Everything included
Full Text Playbooks
Actionable Exercises
Mobile Reading Mode
Lifetime Updates

Curriculum Breakdown