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Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025 Objective: Present a clear, insight-driven, and Canva-ready management deck for Board review. Structure: 1. Cover Slide – Business Performance Review | April–November 2025 | [Company Name] 2. Agenda – Executive Summary, Product Analysis (Gold Loan, Unsecured Loan, Resources, Insurance), Consolidated Summary, Key Takeaways 3. Executive Summary – Overall YTD trends across products, key positives, challenges 🔹 Gold Loan Section - Product Overview - YTD Trend Analysis (Apr–Nov 2025) - Performance Highlights - Variance Analysis (Internal/External factors) - Oct vs Nov 2025 Comparison - Pros & Cons - Corrective Actions & Way Forward 🔹 Unsecured Loan Section - Product Overview - YTD Trend Analysis (Apr–Nov 2025) - Performance Highlights - Variance Analysis - Oct vs Nov 2025 Comparison - Pros & Cons - Corrective Actions 🔹 Resources Section - Product Overview - YTD Trend Analysis - Highlights & Variance - Oct vs Nov 2025 Comparison - Pros & Cons - Corrective Actions 🔹 Insurance Section - Product Overview - YTD Trend Analysis - Oct vs Nov Comparison - Pros & Cons - Corrective Actions 5. Consolidated Comparison Summary – Product-wise business performance summary 6. Key Management Takeaways – Priority action points and strategic recommendations 7. Closing Slide – Discussion / Thank You Design Notes: - Minimal premium board-deck layout - Palette: Grey, Beige, Light Blue, White - Clear tables, charts, and infographic icons - Board-level concise language Data strictly from April–November 2025 NBFC performance (Gold Loan, Unsecured Loan, Resources, Insurance) provided above.
Board-level deck analyzing NBFC performance across Gold Loan, Unsecured Loan, Resources, and Insurance. Covers YTD trends, highlights, variances, Oct-Nov comparisons, pros/cons, corrective actions, co
This is a title slide for a Business Performance Review presentation. The subtitle indicates coverage from April to November 2025 for [Company Name].
April–November 2025 | [Company Name]
Source: NBFC Board-Level Review
This agenda slide outlines four key sections: an Executive Summary of YTD trends, positives, and challenges across products. It continues with detailed Product Analysis for Gold Loan, Unsecured Loan, Resources, and Insurance, a Consolidated Summary of performance comparisons, and Key Takeaways with priority actions and recommendations.
Overall YTD trends, key positives, and challenges across products.
Detailed review of Gold Loan, Unsecured Loan, Resources, Insurance.
Product-wise business performance comparison and insights.
Priority actions and strategic recommendations for management. Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
Gold loans surged +28% YoY with strong YTD revenue growth, while total YTD revenue reached ₹15,200 Cr across all products from Apr-Nov. Despite a -14% dip in unsecured revenue due to volume challenges, overall portfolio growth stood at +5%.
Strong YTD revenue surge YoY
Key volume challenges observed
Across all products Apr-Nov
Despite unsecured headwinds Source: NBFC YTD Apr-Nov 2025
This slide serves as the section header for "Gold Loan" (Section 04). It includes the subtitle "In-depth analysis of performance (April–November 2025)."
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In-depth analysis of performance (April–November 2025)
Source: NBFC Board-Level Business Performance Review | April–November 2025
The Gold Loan product provides secure collateral-based lending at 70-75% LTV, with rapid disbursal within 30 minutes branch-wide and flexible tenures up to 24 months. It targets rural SMEs, salaried individuals, and households, achieving top-3 NBFC market share in Tier-2/3 cities.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
Gold loan disbursals surged 15% in April 2025 due to seasonal demand, peaking in June amid favorable gold prices. Collections dipped slightly in September from monsoons, but NPA stabilized at 1.2% by November with improved recoveries and a positive outlook.
Apr 2025: Disbursals Surge 15% Strong seasonal demand drives initial YTD loan growth. Jun 2025: Peak Disbursal Volume Record monthly disbursals amid favorable gold prices. Sep 2025: Collections Dip Slightly Minor slowdown in recoveries due to monsoons. Nov 2025: NPA Stabilizes at 1.2% Improved collections lower NPA; positive trajectory ahead.
Source: NBFC Board Review | Apr–Nov 2025
Gold Loan Performance Highlights show a 15% YoY growth in disbursals, with record Q3 figures setting a new benchmark. Strong YTD momentum through November 2025, outperformance across key metrics, and robust portfolio quality were also achieved.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The Gold Loan Variance Analysis table reveals a net variance of -₹115 Cr (-17%), split between internal and external factors. Internal impacts include ops efficiency (-₹50 Cr, -8%) offset by staff productivity (+₹25 Cr, +4%), while external factors show gold price volatility (-₹120 Cr, -18%) partially countered by regulatory norms (+₹30 Cr, +5%).
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Source: NBFC Data | Apr–Nov 2025
In October 2025, Gold Loan metrics showed disbursals at ₹500 Cr, AUM at ₹2,000 Cr, NII at ₹50 Cr, and 5% MoM growth. November 2025 improved to ₹600 Cr (+20%), ₹2,200 Cr (+10%), ₹60 Cr (+20%), and 8% growth (+60 pts), boosted by strong festive season uplift.
| October 2025 Key Metrics | November 2025 Key Metrics (% Change) |
|---|
| • Disbursals: ₹500 Cr
Strong festive season uplift. |
Source: NBFC Performance Data | April–November 2025
Gold loans offer pros like high profit margins from low costs and competitive rates, plus low risk with gold collateral ensuring minimal defaults. Cons include seasonal revenue fluctuations from festival/wedding demand and intense competition from banks/NBFCs pressuring pricing and market share.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| High profit margins from low operational costs and competitive interest rates. Low risk due to gold collateral securing loans, resulting in minimal defaults and strong recovery rates. | Seasonal demand peaks during festivals and weddings, leading to revenue fluctuations. Intense competition from banks and NBFCs pressures pricing, margins, and market share. |
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The slide presents a workflow for gold loan corrective actions, detailing four phases: enhancing collections via stricter protocols and field visits (Collections Team, immediate 1-2 months), expanding to 5 new branches (Operations Team, Q1 2026), monitoring gold rates daily (Risk & Pricing Team, ongoing), and monthly progress reviews (Senior Management, starting Dec 2025). This structured plan assigns owners and timelines to drive recovery and growth.
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Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
This section header slide introduces the "Unsecured Loan" topic as section 02. Its subtitle outlines a detailed YTD review of trends, performance, variances, and corrective actions from April to November 2025.
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Detailed YTD Review: Trends, Performance, Variances & Corrective Actions Apr–Nov 2025
Source: NBFC Board-Level Review | April–November 2025
The slide overviews unsecured personal loans with no collateral required, quick disbursal within 24 hours, and a fully digital application process. It emphasizes flexible tenures and amounts alongside competitive rates for borrowers.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
Unsecured loan volumes launched at 100 Cr in Apr 2025, surged 25% MoM by Jun to hit a peak of 500 Cr in Sep, and reached 700 Cr YTD by Nov. NPAs steadily climbed from 1% in Apr to 1.5% in Jun, 3% in Sep, and 5% in Nov amid rising delinquency concerns.
Apr 2025: Volumes Launch Strong Disbursements start at 100 Cr with NPAs at 1%. Jun 2025: 25% Volume Surge YTD volumes grow 25% MoM; NPAs hold at 1.5%. Sep 2025: Peak Volumes Hit Cumulative reaches 500 Cr; NPAs climb to 3%. Nov 2025: NPAs Rise to 5% Volumes at 700 Cr YTD amid higher delinquency concerns.
Source: NBFC Performance | Apr–Nov 2025
Unsecured loan volume grew +20% YTD Apr-Nov 2025, with cumulative disbursements reaching ₹850 Cr. Acquisition costs rose +25% versus prior year, while portfolio delinquency stayed stable at 2.8%.
YTD Apr-Nov 2025
Up vs prior year
Cumulative YTD volume
Stable risk metrics Source: NBFC Performance Apr–Nov 2025
The Unsecured Loan Variance Analysis table compares planned YTD figures of ₹1,250 Cr against actuals of ₹1,130 Cr, resulting in a net shortfall of ₹120 Cr (-9.6%). Regulatory changes drove a ₹150 Cr negative variance (-12.5%), partially offset by a ₹30 Cr increase from customer defaults (+60%).
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Source: NBFC Internal Data | Apr–Nov 2025
In October 2025, delinquency stayed stable at 2.5% with an 85% recovery rate and a balanced portfolio amid steady demand. In November 2025, delinquency rose 0.3% to 2.8% due to festive impacts, but recovery improved to 88% via targeted risk mitigation.
| October 2025 | November 2025 |
|---|---|
| Delinquency stable at 2.5% (flat MoM). Recovery rate: 85% (strong collections). Balanced portfolio amid steady demand. | Delinquency up 0.3% to 2.8% (festive impact). Recovery rate: 88% (+3%). Targeted efforts mitigated risks. |
Source: NBFC Performance Data | Apr–Nov 2025
Unsecured lending pros include high yield potential boosting profitability and ROI, plus flexibility attracting diverse borrowers for volume growth. Cons feature elevated credit risk from no collateral leading to defaults, plus intense competition eroding margins and raising acquisition costs.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| High yield potential significantly boosts profitability and ROI. Flexible product attracts diverse borrowers, driving volume growth in competitive markets. | Elevated credit risk without collateral increases defaults. Intense competition erodes margins, raises acquisition costs, and demands robust risk management. |
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The "Unsecured Corrective Actions" slide outlines three key strategies to mitigate risks. These include upgrading risk models for better credit assessment, implementing advanced collection tech for higher recovery rates, and launching targeted marketing for low-risk borrowers.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
This section header slide introduces the "Resources Performance Overview" as section 04. It highlights YTD trends, key highlights, variances, and an October vs. November comparison for April–November 2025.
04
YTD Trends, Highlights, Variance & Oct vs Nov Comparison (Apr–Nov 2025)
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The Resources Product Overview offers equipment financing for machinery and productivity, plus inventory loans for working capital needs. Tailored for MSMEs in resource-intensive sectors, it features asset-backed structures, flexible repayments, quick disbursal, and competitive pricing.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The Resources YTD Trend Analysis timeline tracks positive growth from April to November 2025, starting with a strong portfolio launch, steady volume increases, peak utilization in September, and sustained performance. Key highlights include consistent expansion, minimal risk exposure, and exceptionally low default rates throughout.
Apr 2025: Period Launch Strong Resources portfolio initiates with robust onboarding and early growth momentum. Jun 2025: Steady Volume Increase Consistent expansion in resources deployment, maintaining low default rates. Sep 2025: Peak Growth Achieved YTD highs in utilization with minimal risk exposure observed. Nov 2025: Sustained Performance End-period review confirms steady trends and exceptionally low defaults.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The slide highlights +10% YTD growth from strong April-November performance and 88% resource efficiency with improved utilization. It also shows a -7% supply chain variance due to external disruptions.
Strong performance Apr-Nov
External disruptions impact
Improved utilization rate Source: NBFC Performance | April–November 2025
In October 2025, volumes reached 1,200 units with a 12% margin, impacted by higher acquisition costs despite stable demand. November 2025 saw volumes drop 21% to 950 units, but profitability improved 25% to 15% margin through cost optimizations and premium pricing.
| October 2025 | November 2025 |
|---|---|
| Volumes: 1,200 units. Profitability: 12% margin. Stable demand amid seasonal slowdown; higher acquisition costs impacted margins. | Volumes: 950 units (-21%). Profitability: 15% margin (+25%). Cost optimizations and premium pricing drove gains despite lower volumes. |
Source: NBFC Performance Data Apr–Nov 2025
Resources financing pros include stable demand from essential needs, ensuring predictable revenue and resilience across economic cycles. Cons feature high sensitivity to downturns, increasing defaults, reducing lending volumes, and harming profitability in recessions.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Stable demand from essential resource financing ensures predictable revenue streams and resilient performance across economic cycles. | High sensitivity to economic downturns increases default risks, reduces lending volumes, and impacts profitability during recessions. |
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
This slide outlines corrective actions for resources, focusing on diversifying portfolios, partnering with reliable suppliers, and optimizing selection processes to mitigate risks and enhance resilience. It also recommends quarterly supplier performance reviews and strengthened supply chain contingency planning.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
This slide serves as the header for Section 04: Insurance Products Performance. It previews key topics including YTD trends, Oct vs Nov comparison, pros & cons, and corrective actions review.
04
YTD Trends, Oct vs Nov Comparison, Pros & Cons, Corrective Actions Review
This slide overviews key insurance products: life insurance for securing loan repayment for families, health insurance for protecting borrower well-being and continuity, and asset insurance for safeguarding collateral against damage or theft. These are bundled with loans to enable seamless cross-sell uptake.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The Insurance YTD Trend timeline tracks rising insurance penetration starting in April 2025, with steady acceleration by June. Claims management strengthens in August, culminating in strong year-to-date performance with significant uplift and stable ratios by November.
Apr 2025: Penetration Starts Rising Insurance penetration begins upward trend post-launch. Jun 2025: Growth Accelerates Steadily Month-over-month penetration increases consistently observed. Aug 2025: Claims Management Strengthens Effective controls keep claims ratio stable amid growth. Nov 2025: YTD Strong Performance Significant penetration uplift with managed claims achieved.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
In October 2025, insurance policy sales fell 5% MoM to 1,200 units with a stable 85% renewal rate, impacted by seasonal dip. November 2025 showed a 25% MoM sales rebound to 1,500 units and renewal rate up 3 points to 88%, driven by cross-sell growth.
| October 2025 | November 2025 |
|---|---|
| Policy Sales: 1,200 units (-5% MoM). Renewal Rate: 85% (stable). Seasonal dip impacted volumes. | Policy Sales: 1,500 units (+25% MoM). Renewal Rate: 88% (+3 pts). Cross-sell drove growth. |
Source: NBFC Performance | Apr–Nov 2025
The slide "Insurance Pros & Cons" highlights bundling insurance with loans as a pro, boosting cross-sell revenue, wallet share, YTD revenue, and customer retention with low acquisition costs. It lists claims volatility as a con, with unpredictable payouts exposing margins to swings amid economic uncertainties in Apr–Nov 2025.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Cross-sell revenue: Bundling insurance with loans enhances wallet share, boosts YTD revenue, and improves customer retention without significant acquisition costs. | Claims volatility: Unpredictable payouts expose margins to swings, impacting profitability amid economic uncertainties in Apr–Nov 2025. |
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The slide "Insurance Corrective Actions" lists key steps to address issues, including targeted product tweaks for better appeal and enhanced agent training on cross-selling. It also calls for accelerating digital sales channel rollout and monitoring progress via quarterly reviews.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
The table compares key metrics across Gold Loan, Unsecured, Resources, and Insurance segments, with Gold Loan leading in YTD AUM (₹5,200 Cr), disbursements (₹4,700 Cr), profit share (42%), and lowest NPA (1.1%). Insurance shows the highest YTD growth (+18%), while Unsecured has the highest NPA (3.8%) and Resources the only decline (-3%).
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Source: NBFC Performance | Apr–Nov 2025
The slide "Key Management Takeaways" emphasizes aggressive scaling of Gold Loans for revenue growth, Insurance cross-sells for diversified income, and strategic growth across all products. It also stresses mitigating Unsecured Loan risks via underwriting fixes and optimizing resources to cut costs and boost efficiency.
The Closing slide displays a straightforward "Thank You" message. Its subtitle invites discussion, Q&A, and contact for further details.
Thank You
Discussion | Q&A. Contact for details.
Source: Board-Level Business Performance Review | NBFC | April–November 2025
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