At PNB Housing Finance, we designed our strategic priorities to drive sustainable growth and enhance stakeholder value. We are focused on expanding our retail portfolio, leveraging digital transformation to optimise operations, and enhancing customer experiences. By diversifying our funding sources and strengthening our asset quality, we aim to build a robust and resilient business model. Our commitment to innovation, efficiency, and customercentric solutions position us well for the future.
Focused on retail loan book growth
To fuel our loan book growth, we have concentrated on the retail segment over the past few years. Our management team, with deep retail business experience, has been focusing consistently to build a leading retail franchise. Along with the focus on the Prime segment for growth, we are targeting highyielding emerging market segment and continuing our growth trajectory in the affordable segment. We are committed to improving our market position by capitalising on our strong parentage and best-in-class liabilities franchise. Additionally, our emphasis on technology will drive operational efficiency.
Increased focus on Emerging Markets and Affordable segments, leveraging long experience of successful retail growth
(` in crore)
Growth in retail book in FY24
Share of retail in total loan book in FY24
Expand affordable loan offering
Our focused strategy for the affordable segment led us to expand our Roshni branches to 160 during the year, up from 82 at the end of FY23. Backed by a robust brand, dedicated vertical with separate sales, credit, collections, and operations team, and a pan-India distribution channel, we achieved a loan book of `1,790 crore at the end of FY24, making us one of the fastest-growing company in the segment.
Disbursement under Roshni in FY24
Roshni branches in FY24
In-house sourcing in FY24
Improve asset quality through robust underwriting and collection framework
We have implemented advanced technology to enhance our underwriting and collection processes. Additionally, we have verticalised the collection team based on resolution buckets to significantly improve asset quality. We are also using SARFARESI Act to drive collection and improve asset quality.
Analytics-based case allocation
Geo-allocation
Real-time field force tracking
Delinquency prediction modelling
Collection efficiency in FY24
GNPA at the end of FY24
X- Bucket resolution through
Pre-NPA resolution through
Resolution in X-Bucket in March FY24
Resolution in SMA-2 in March FY24
Retail gross NPA reduced to
as on 31st March 2024
Recovery of
from written-off pool in FY24
Diversify our funding mix
The successful completion of
rights issue of `2,494 crore in May
2023, resulting in improved CRAR,
followed by credit rating upgrade
to AA+ by three rating agencies
helped us to access debt market
and borrow through Commercial
Papers and
Non-Convertible
Debentures route. After a gap of
2 years, we availed NHB refinance,
the rate for which is lower than
other long term borrowings.
Total borrowing
Gearing at the end of FY24
CRAR at the end of FY24
Drive growth through digitalisation to drive efficiency
We are continuously investing in technology and analytics to strengthen core. To be a large digital player in the HFC ecosystem collaborating and partnering with fintech, banks, market aggregators among others, we are leveraging synergy and scale through platforms, offering personalised products and ease of services promoting high levels of adoption.
Our IT 2.0 strategy: Embracing disruptive digital, data power and changing customer preferences
Automated service request in FY24 using Salesforce CRM
Calls handled per agent per day in FY24 using Salesforce CRM