We strive to understand and treat each stakeholder in a suitable manner, while creating a work environment conducive to finding the most effective, innovative and suitable solutions for every challenge. We keep this as a driving philosophy in every facet of the organization be it designing our policies for lending, collection or developing systems, or recruiting employees. We feel it is absolutely necessary not to treat them a homogeneous group of borrowers but appreciate the individual customers and offer housing finance solutions that are appropriate and suitable in scale and ambition to them.Īptus extends this beyond credit assessment. We make an effort to understand the fact that every customer is unique and so is his work environment. Aptus in Latin means ‘appropriate’, suitable’. This is a concept we at APTUS embrace in the way we try to understand and assess the customers, in the company. The credit assessment needs to be unique and appropriate and suitable to each of these businesses. In the lack of adequate documents, assessing their income could be a challenging task and calls for an individualistic approach. While their housing finance needs may be common in a broad sense, these customers, carry on varied businesses ranging from provision store to bakery, from tailoring to transportation, from running a two wheeler service center to managing a pharmacy, they perform different business. Understanding their financial needs call for a high level of empathy and awareness of the impact of the economic vicissitudes in their lifestyle.Ĭommon financing norms may not be suitable for this segment of customers. It would be difficult to club these customers, who are prone to the vagaries of the economy, under any homogeneous group. The financial strength and income generation capability of each customer is different. This segment of self-employed, low, middle income customers belong and perform different nature of work. Lack of finance availability has prevented the fulfillment of their dreams for long. Thus, the aspirational first home till date remains a dream for most of the Indians from lower / middle income backgrounds. This over the years has led to a situation of finance and housing stock being made available mainly to the formal and high income segment while the housing demand remains with the informal, low income and middle income segments. Availability of IT returns, salary certificates and income proofs have made the credit assessment to this segment relatively easy. Most of the housing finance Institutions today cater to the needs of upper middle and high income customers belonging to the formal segment. Growing Indian economy, rising income, urbanizing population, government tax incentives, over the years, has led to a vibrant housing finance market. The housing finance institutions fulfill the dreams of people, aspiring to own their first home and contribute to the growth of the housing sector. House is one of the best investments people make with their hard earned money during their lifetime. Aptus’ ROA is at about 8.5 percent and ROE is at 16 percent, making its return ratios one of the best in the market and much better than that of Cholamandalam, CNBC-TV18 said.Housing being one of the essential needs of mankind, the demand for shelter grows in line with the increase in population and the standard of living. This compares with Cholmandalam’s 5.4 percent gross NPA. During the period, its gross non-performing assets improved to 1.44 percent from 1.53 percent on year. During 9MFY23, it disbursed loans worth Rs 1,734 crore, up 55 percent from the same period in FY22. None of the parties confirmed stake-sale talks, the report said. Being a former employee of Cholamandalam, Anandan was likely to go for the deal as he is familiar with the ethics and process of Cholamandalam, which were similar to those of Aptus, sources said. The talks began after Aptus Promoter and Managing Director M Anandan failed to pick a successor in the family to run the business, CNBC-TV18 reported sources as saying. Talks began after Aptus Promoter and Managing Director M Anandan failed to pick a successor in the family to run the business, CNBC-TV18 has reportedįinancial services firm Cholamandalam is eyeing a majority stake in housing finance company Aptus Value Housing, CNBC-TV18 has reported. Cholamandalam looking to tap into housing sector with a major stake in Aptus

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