Nuvama Wealth Management Ltd

- Currently, Nuvama Wealth Management has not initiated a new fundraise in the last full year for their private markets strategy. - They plan to start a fundraise soon for their crossover (private equity) strategy both offshore and onshore. - A placement agent has been added in the Middle East to assist with offshore fundraising, targeting family offices there. - No explicit mention of new debt or equity fundraising for the broader company; focus is on private market fundraises and expanding assets under management. - They are expanding with commercial real estate funds and considering other areas like private credit, but the private credit fund launch timing is undecided due to market overcrowding. - Overall, fundraises are planned primarily for expanding asset management strategies rather than corporate debt or equity raises.

- The company is focusing on expanding its asset management business, particularly in private markets (crossover fund and venture debt fund) and public markets (launching a flexi cap fund and commercial real estate fund). - Planning to raise funds in crossover private equity both onshore and offshore, with involvement of placement agents in the Middle East. - Investing in offshore capabilities with a focus on DIFC (Dubai) as a go-to market to serve ultra-high net worth clients and enhance skill sets for domestic clients. - Investing in technology to enhance productivity, like rolling out beta versions of tools for relationship managers to increase throughput and provide uniform advice. - Expanding sales capacity primarily by hiring relationship managers in the wealth management segment to drive growth and operating leverage. - Considering but currently cautious about launching private credit funds due to market overcrowding. - No specific mention of large one-time capital expenditures or infrastructure investments; investments are mostly focused on platform, product, and talent expansion.

- Asset management business targets adding INR 3,000-4,000 crores of assets next year, reaching INR 10,000 crores; full leverage and margin expansion expected post-INR 20,000 crores. - Capital markets business expects stable or modest 10% revenue growth, with cost-income ratio improvement and minor margin compression only if revenue falls by 10%. - Wealth management segments foresee 16-17% revenue growth YoY; Nuvama Private's ARR revenues grew 23% YoY, showcasing potential. - Net new money inflows anticipated at 10-12% of opening assets annually with 18-20% overall AUM growth aspiration. - Managed Products and Investment Solutions (MPIS) delivered over 12% YoY net flows, constituting 86% of total net new money; targeting 25-30% growth in asset services fueled by increased RM count, particularly from banking backgrounds. - Hiring of Relationship Managers (RMs) planned (~800 over three years) to boost revenue, aiming to reduce cost-income ratio to 60% within three years and improve operating leverage.

- Nuvama Wealth Management targets consistent AUM growth of 18%-20% annually, driven by net new money inflows of 10%-12% of opening assets. - Operating leverage benefits expected especially in Wealth Management as sales capacity rises, yielding 3x revenue per 1x cost addition over 2-3 years. - Cost-to-income ratio for Nuvama Wealth projected to improve by about 100 bps in FY25, assuming steady RM hiring; margin compression unlikely unless severe downturn. - Asset management business is still in investment phase; cost-to-income expected stable or slightly higher next year, with improvements thereafter. - Capital markets cost-to-income is stable around 53%; 10% revenue fall would marginally increase this ratio to 56-57%, impacting overall margin by ~100 bps. - No impairments expected in the next fiscal year, supporting profit stability. - EPS growth supported by revenue growth, operating leverage, and stable margin profiles across businesses.

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