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JM Financial Group CFO Nishith Shah discussed mixed Q2 results but strong H1 performance, with growth across private markets loan book, wealth management, and housing finance
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- Private markets loan book growth
- 22 percent
- Wealth management loan book growth
- 30 percent
- IPO pipeline value
- 130,000 crore rupees
- Recurring AUM growth
- 16 percent
- Last year operating profit
- 1,133 crore rupees
Heard on business television between 10:04:09 - 10:07:09 IST.
- Reported 22% YoY growth in private markets loan book, 30% growth in wealth management loan book, and 30% growth in housing finance AUM.
- IPO transaction pipeline stood at nearly 130,000 crore rupees from shared documents alone, with more transactions expected.
- Recurring AUM on wealth side grew 16% YoY; first close of AIF on pre-IPO side completed, which should add management fees.
- Brokerage income was subdued in Q1 but improved in Q2 due to sticky institutional and non-institutional client base.
- Company targeting around 15% growth in operating profit over last year's 1,133 crore rupees, implying H2 profit of roughly 600-650 crore rupees versus 530 crore rupees in H1.
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