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As growth declines, stress increases for Bajaj Finance; stock falls over 2%

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One of the reasons for asset quality numbers not looking as good as in the past is Q2’s relatively weak loan growth.

Hamsini Karthik Mumbai
When a usually confident and optimistic head of a large lender is uncertain of the near-term demand trajectory, it signals that the underlying economic stress is possibly deeper than perceived. 

The lender here is Bajaj Finance, headed by Rajeev Jain.

“We would be able to make a comment on the festive season only by the end of the December quarter,” he said. 

What this implies is that while Bajaj Finance may have put up a solid showing in terms of the overall numbers, there’s not much to suggest that the trends are equally robust. This may partly be the reason for the Bajaj