The brief
- 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
- Personal loan mistakes that can cost you dearly: Five traps to avoid
- Personal loan closure and your credit score: What really changes after the final EMI
- Personal loan approval: Why your debt-to-income ratio can make or break the application
- ‘It doesn’t seem fair’: I’m retired and have plenty of money. Why can’t I qualify for a retail credit card?
- Festive Purchase: Cash, Credit Card Or No-Cost EMI - What Does It Really Cost?
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.
Saturday, 26 September
- Should you subscribe to the Moneyview IPO?