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Should you subscribe to the Moneyview IPO?

1 source · first seen 22:00 26 Sept · updated 22:00 26 Sept

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  • Moneyview’s unsecured personal loan concentration is a key risk despite its optically low valuation multiple
  • Moneyview’s loan mix and valuation matter to investors assessing Indian NBFC and IPO exposure

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Moneyview's ₹1,092 crore IPO

Digital lending platform Moneyview launched a ₹1,092 crore IPO, which received 1.44 times subscription on its first day. Reports highlighted grey-market premiums as high as 45.59% and described its portfolio as concentrated in unsecured personal loans.

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