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Friday, August 13, 2021

EQUITAS SMALL FINANCE BANK LIMITED

 Collection Efficiency for the month of July improves to 104.62% from 83.49% in June  

Billing Efficiency from the month of July improves to 83.86% from 69.52% in June 

X Bucket Collection Efficiency across major products reaches March 2021 levels  

 

Table A: Collection & Billing Efficiency Product Wise

 

Collection Efficiency 

Billing Efficiency 

Particulars 

March 2021 

April 

2021 

May 

2021 

June 

2021 

July 

2021 

March 2021 

April 

2021 

May 

2021 

June 

2021 

July 2021 

Micro Finance 

93.44% 

88.85% 

63.60% 

66.90% 

91.76% 

91.90% 

88.05% 

63.12% 

63.02% 

85.40% 

Small Business Loans  

106.56% 

97.17% 

76.76% 

85.14% 

109.19% 

91.48% 

86.08% 

70.91% 

73.02% 

84.76% 

Vehicle Finance 

113.84% 

84.39% 

67.35% 

89.33% 

99.75% 

87.74% 

75.17% 

62.82% 

68.94% 

77.43% 

MSE Finance 

180.26% 

150.55% 

139.63% 

108.34% 

110.56% 

89.04% 

85.59% 

77.67% 

72.89% 

82.55% 

Corporate 

174.91% 

300.45% 

242.77% 

103.00% 

159.91% 

99.91% 

97.75% 

97.46% 

99.21% 

99.34% 

Total 

108.51% 

105.16% 

77.84% 

83.49% 

104.62% 

91.12% 

84.68% 

66.97% 

69.52% 

83.86% 

  1. Collection efficiency represents total collections during the month as a percentage of that month’s total EMIs due 
  2. Billing efficiency represents only the EMIs of that month alone collected as a percentage of that months total EMIs due.  
  3. The month’s total EMIs includes EMIs of accounts which are in NPA also and not just standard assets 

 

Table B: Collection & Billing Efficiency Product Wise: (Non-NPA) 

 

Collection Efficiency 

Billing Efficiency 

Particulars 

March 2021 

April 

2021 

May 

2021 

June 

2021 

July 

2021 

March 2021 

April 

2021 

May 

2021 

June 

2021 

July 2021 

Micro Finance 

98.26% 

94.26% 

66.33% 

69.96% 

95.99% 

96.76% 

93.63% 

65.90% 

65.90% 

90.80% 

Small Business Loans  

101.31% 

95.62% 

77.31% 

85.78% 

108.05% 

94.33% 

88.90% 

73.65% 

75.13% 

87.33% 

Vehicle Finance 

102.32% 

82.36% 

68.22% 

85.51% 

94.04% 

90.32% 

77.54% 

64.93% 

70.42% 

79.70% 

MSE Finance 

181.30% 

136.53% 

116.39% 

110.06% 

113.76% 

88.97% 

85.63% 

78.73% 

74.77% 

85.12% 

Corporate 

153.31% 

149.75% 

132.55% 

103.81% 

102.90% 

99.90% 

97.54% 

98.36% 

100.00% 

100.00% 

Total 

104.88% 

95.69% 

73.72% 

84.05% 

99.35% 

94.46% 

88.12% 

69.41% 

71.79% 

87.33% 

The difference between Table A and Table B is that in Table B, the denominator, which represents the total EMI due for that particular month, consists of EMIs due of all accounts, which are standard only.  The EMIs due from NPA accounts are not added in the denominator in Table B. 

 

Table C: X Bucket Collection Efficiency:  

Particulars 

X Bucket Collection Efficiency 

March 2021 

X Bucket Collection Efficiency 

April 2021 

X Bucket Collection Efficiency 

May 2021 

X Bucket 

Collection Efficiency 

June 2021 

X Bucket 

Collection Efficiency 

July 2021 

Small Business Loans  

99.60% 

97.82% 

84.14% 

96.15% 

99.57% 

Vehicle Finance 

98.85% 

86.92% 

78.56% 

91.58% 

96.92% 

Micro Finance 

98.70% 

96.00% 

68.94% 

73.97% 

98.11% 

X bucket means those accounts, which are not having any overdue as at the end of previous month.  X bucket collection efficiency represents collections of that particular month’s EMI from such X bucket accounts during that particular month divided by total EMIs from all such X bucket accounts 

 

About Equitas Small Finance Bank Limited [ESFB] 

Equitas Small Finance Bank is one of the largest small finance banks in India. As a new-age bank, we offer a bouquet of products and services tailored to meet the needs of our customers – individuals with limited access to formal financing channels, as well as affluent and mass affluent, Small & Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and corporates. Our firmly entrenched strategy focuses on providing credit to the unbanked and underbanked micro and small entrepreneurs, developing products to address the growing aspirations at the ‘bottom of the pyramid’, fuelled by granular deposits and ‘value for money’ banking relationships. 

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