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Bajaj Finance — Investor Day (December 2025)

65 slides from Bajaj Finance's investor day presentation, Dec 5, 2025

  1. Slide 1: Exchange intimation letter under Regulation 30

    5 December 2025 THE MANAGER, THE MANAGER, BSE LIMITED LISTING DEPARTMENT DCS - CRD NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE OF INDIA LTD. PHIROZE JEEJEEBHOY TOWERS EXCHANGE PLAZA, C-1. BLOCK G, BANDRA - DALAL STREET, KURLA COMPLEX, BANDRA (EAST) MUMBAI MUMBAI - 400 001 - 400 051 SCRIP CODE: 500034 SCRIP CODE: BAJFIN

  2. Slide 2: Investor Day 2025

    Investor Day 2025 Mr. Rajeev Jain Vice Chairman and MD 05 December 2025

  3. Slide 3: Welcome and session format

    Good afternoon. Welcome once again. I will present for 45 minutes and take Q&A for 15 minutes. 2

  4. Slide 4: New frontiers of customer centricity and deep tech AI

    This session of mine is crisper but a little dense given the new frontiers of customer centricity and deep tech AI that we are embarking on… 3

  5. Slide 5: Three sections: rear view, 18-year journey, strategy

    I have 3 sections and intend to take 45 minutes. Let’s quickly start with rear view... 18-year journey 05 minutes Rear view Strategy 10 minutes 02 30 minutes 01 03

  6. Slide 6: Progress on FINAI: the shell is ready

    This is how we’ve progressed on FINAI. The shell is ready.. 5

  7. Slide 7: The house will be fully ready by FY28

    The house will be fully ready by FY28. It is one of the most exciting periods in our transformation journey… 6

  8. Slide 8: Update on last year's strategies and megatrends

    Our tradition is, “कथनी-करनी एकसी” (do as we say, say as we do). So, before I unveil LRS 2026-30, I will quickly cover update on last year’s strategies and megatrends… 7 REAR VIEW 18-YEAR JOURNEY STRATEGY

  9. Slide 9: Progress update on 21 FINAI strategies (1/2)

    Progress update on 21 FINAI strategies (1/2) 1. Strategic Partnerships 2. MSME 3. PL from 50K to 50 lacs • Products live on Airtel app: 9 • Strategic Business Unit (SBU) – Jan’25 • “EMI Card = PL”: disbursed ₹ 4,600 crore (7%) • Airtel EMI Card CIF: 7 lakh+ • Affordable Housing Finance – Jan’25 • SA

  10. Slide 10: Progress update on 21 FINAI strategies (2/2)

    Progress update on 21 FINAI strategies (2/2) 13. Conversational AI POD 14. Vision AI POD 15. Content AI POD • ₹ 5,300 crore disbursal via voice BOT- FY26 • 30 Documents Live, 42 by Mar’26 • 5.04L+ banners created • 9 Chat BOTs Live • 50% Auto QC for files processing • 10.5k+ videos created • All 29

  11. Slide 11: Good progress on 24 megatrends

    Good progress on 24 megatrends, 2 WIP and 2 dropped 1. Digital Rupee (CBDC) 2. Account Aggregator 3. ONDC 4. Social as a Platform 5. Rewards as a Platform 6. Offline to Online • Go Live in Dec’25 • 40 MM one-time • Buyer app - 1 lakh Orders in • Soft launch done • 110 MM rewards in FY26 • All produc

  12. Slide 12: 18-year journey

    18-year journey Financials snapshot @ FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 CAGR Loans booked (MM) 1.0 0.6 0.9 1.6 2.2 2.8 3.4 4.9 6.8 10.1 15.3 23.5 27.4 16.9 24.7 29.6 36.2 43.4 25% Customer franchise (MM) 0.8 1.2 1.9 3.0 4.7 6.7 9.3 12.9 16.1 20

  13. Slide 13: 18-year journey: financials snapshot

    It’s 18-yearsbeenjourney a great run. We remain very excited about our future. We are well on course to disburse 50 MM loans and cross ₹ 5 lakh crore AUM @ Financials snapshot FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 FY17 FY18 FY19 FY20 FY21 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 CAGR in FY26. 1.0 0.6 0.9 1.6 2.2

  14. Slide 14: Capability stack built in last 18 years

    Capability stack built in last 18 years Franchise 110.6MM Customers | 71.3MM Cross-sell customers | 6.05 PPC per customer | 42MM NTC Geography 4,039 BFL locations | 1,272 Gold Loan branches | 416 MFI branches | 242k Active distribution points Technology and Data 03 Multi-cloud infrastructure | 500k

  15. Slide 15: Can we compound faster?

    Given strong India growth momentum, our strong financials, diversified capability stack and low market share across key lines of businesses, we can continue to compound between 17-19% for a foreseeable period. Question is, can we compound faster? 14 REAR VIEW 18-YEAR JOURNEY STRATEGY

  16. Slide 16: Strategy must be exciting and non-linear

    To compound faster, strategy has to be exciting, non-linear & हटके. It should power our growth and position BFL to be a leader in financial services in everything we do. I believe, this is the pivotal moment for any enterprise, as AI transforms business models and power shifts from enterprise to con

  17. Slide 17: Two keywords: customer centricity and AI

    Before I get into the strategy, two keywords that you will find across my presentation are namely, Customer centricity & AI. Now let's go to our strategic framework… 16 REAR VIEW 18-YEAR JOURNEY STRATEGY

  18. Slide 18: Strategic framework of LRS 2026-30

    Introducing, strategic framework of LRS 2026-30 17 REAR VIEW 18-YEAR JOURNEY STRATEGY

  19. Slide 19: Our strategic framework

    Our strategic framework A customer-centric A technology leader The lowest risk company serving all in financial services company needs of the in India in India customer 18 REAR VIEW 18-YEAR JOURNEY STRATEGY

  20. Slide 20: 12 strategies of LRS 2026-30

    12 strategies of LRS 2026-30 A customer-centric A technology leader in The lowest risk company company serving all financial services in India in India needs of the customer 3. Data for AI 9. AI augmentation to deliver agility in Risk 1. Design thinking methodology 4. Consumer AI 10.AI fraud risk mo

  21. Slide 21: A customer-centric company serving all needs of the customer

    Let’s start with - A customer-centric company serving all needs of the customer 20 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  22. Slide 22: Strategic imperative of customer centricity

    What is the strategic imperative 1 DATA 2 WHAT 302MM 200-220MM Customer centricity means focusing HOUSEHOLDS IN BFL CUSTOMER on experience, long-term INDIA by 2029 FRANCHISE by 2030 relationships, products and processes SOURCE: Census India designed for customer satisfaction 100MM LOANS 20% DISBURSE

  23. Slide 23: Two strategies of a customer-centric company

    02 strategies of a customer-centric company Product-centric to Design Thinking customer-centric Customer needs Iterative process, Long-term relationships, Solve unknown, ill-defined problems Customer satisfaction 22 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  24. Slide 24: Product-centric to customer-centric

    Let me now take you through the first strategy, product-centric to customer- centric 23 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  25. Slide 25: What is product-centric to customer-centric

    What is product-centric to customer-centric Transitioning from selling "what company wants" to "what customer needs", to significantly improve long-term relationships and customer satisfaction. Double market share Higher product-per-customer Higher CSAT 24 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADE

  26. Slide 26: Why product-centric to customer-centric

    Why product-centric to customer-centric We are 12.5% of loans booked in India but only 2.8% of retail AUM. The strategic imperative, going forward, would be to grow wallet share of our customers. Thus, to accelerate our growth momentum, we need to transition from product-centric to a customer-centri

  27. Slide 27: Approach of product-centric to customer-centric

    Approach of product-centric to customer-centric 1. Build a product propensity model to transition from "what company wants" to "what customer needs" 2. Complete our product offerings – launch wealth management business 3. Build data information architecture - structured, labeled, DMP, bureau, etc. 4

  28. Slide 28: Illustrative example of customer-centric opportunity

    Approach of product-centric to customer-centric 1. Build a product propensity model to transition from "what company wants" to "what customer needs" 2. Complete our product offerings – launch wealth management business 3. Build data information architecture - structured, labeled, DMP, bureau, etc. L

  29. Slide 29: Industry disbursals on BFL franchise - FY25

    Industry disbursals on BFL franchise - FY25 Industry Industry Industry Disbursal BFL Disbursal BFL Market disbursal on BFL Product disbursal on BFL (in crore) (in crore) Share % Franchise Franchise % Consumer 158,494 92,021 54% 22,533 14.00% Personal Loans 884,360 73,320 8% 2,64,109 29.86% Unsecured

  30. Slide 30: Current product-centric orientation

    Current product-centric orientation 800 Cr per month 29

  31. Slide 31: Move to customer-centric orientation

    Move from product-centric to customer-centric orientation 800 Cr per month 30

  32. Slide 32: Offer all products to all customers

    Offer all products to all customers 800 Cr per month Lending Wealth Payments Deposits Insurance 31

  33. Slide 33: Offer all products to all customers across all channels

    Offer all products to all customers across all channels 8000 Cr Potential Lending Wealth Payments Deposits Insurance 32

  34. Slide 34: Outcome of product-centric to customer-centric

    Outcome of product-centric to customer-centric 1. Grow disbursement from ₹ 800 crore to ₹ 8,000 crore per month 2. Reduce credit costs 3. Reduce cost of acquisition 4. Grow product per customer to 6.5-7.5 5. Highest CSAT in the industry 33 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK

  35. Slide 35: Technology Leadership

    Let’s now talk about, Technology Leadership 34 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  36. Slide 36: Strategic imperative of technology leadership

    What is the strategic imperative 1 DATA 2 WHAT Technology leadership means deep 240BN 83MM commitment to leverage technology as a Monthly UPI transactions (#) ONDC transactions BTD (#) catalyst to achieve goals and drive innovation. It is the ability to anticipate trends, envision transformation, an

  37. Slide 37: Six strategies of Technology Leadership

    06 strategies of Technology Leadership Data for AI Consumer AI Expand intelligent data, AI in everyday products Organise structured & unstructured data Personalised experiences AI-driven capability models Transform customer experience Enterprise AI Agentic AI AI in business processes Multi-agent pla

  38. Slide 38: Second strategy: Data for AI

    Let’s go through the second strategy, Data for AI 37 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  39. Slide 39: What is data for AI

    What is data for AI Data for AI strategy will significantly expand intelligent data variables and organise existing structured and unstructured data sets for delivering AI- driven capability models Reduce credit costs Productivity gains Hyper personalisation 38 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY

  40. Slide 40: Why data for AI

    Why data for AI AI thrives on large, diverse and contextual data sets. Without data augmentation, AI models would result in poor generalization, model risk bias and limited predictability. AI models require data to be organized by converting scattered, implicit and unstructured information into inte

  41. Slide 41: Approach of data for AI

    Approach of data for AI 1. Identify a global data labeling and tagging company to establish a data discovery practice for unstructured datasets 2. Invest in an infrastructure that supports tagging, labeling and describing data. 3. Create a feature store for structured data and vector databases for u

  42. Slide 42: Outcome of data for AI

    Outcome of data for AI 1. 1,000 data variable expansion 2. Deliver 5% of annual volumes 3. Reduce credit cost by 5% 4. Improve productivity by 12-15% 5. Deliver hyper personalization 41 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  43. Slide 43: Third strategy: Consumer AI

    Let’s now go through our third strategy – Consumer AI 42 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  44. Slide 44: What is Consumer AI

    What is Consumer AI Consumer AI is use of AI technologies designed to power everyday products and experiences that makes life simpler, more personalized and transformational for consumers. 125 MM digital customers Increased business volumes 90% reduction in service queries 43 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMP

  45. Slide 45: Why consumer AI

    Why consumer AI So far, we have remained focused on building enterprise AI capabilities. With consumer embracing AI rapidly, we must reimagine our existing Digital platforms and build a new consumer AI platform Attention economy to intention economy AI enabled commerce New UI for AI 44 A CUSTOMER-CE

  46. Slide 46: Approach of consumer AI

    Approach of consumer AI 1. Create a dedicated Consumer AI platform team on the lines of Digital Platforms as created in FY21 2. Build a next-generation Consumer AI platform 3. Offer BFL products on ChatGPT, enabling chat-based loan origination & seamless transactions 4. Enable consumers to experienc

  47. Slide 47: Impression of the new Consumer AI platform

    Impression of the new Consumer AI platform Today Tomorrow 46 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  48. Slide 48: Outcome of Consumer AI

    Outcome of Consumer AI 1. 3.5 - 4.5 bn Web visitors 2. 160-180 MM App net users 3. 50% of total digital platform volumes from new AI platform by FY30 4. 90% reduction in service requests and queries 47 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  49. Slide 49: Lowest risk company in India

    Let me now talk about the last part of our strategic framework - Lowest risk company in India 48 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  50. Slide 50: Strategic imperative of lowest risk company

    What is the strategic imperative 1 DATA 2 WHAT 10bps 500crore Lowest risk company is principally defined as low tolerance across all dimensions of Improvement in risk costs Addition to profit on FY26 base risk namely credit risk, operational risk, 1,100crore fraud risk, compliance risk, market risk,

  51. Slide 51: Four strategies of Lowest risk company in India

    04 strategies of Lowest risk company in India AI augmentation to DMS - Technology leadership and deliver agility in Risk Agentics Risk Agent Field and call center processes BI, risk modelling Technology-first approach Reduction in analysis timelines Real-time data movement across platforms Customer-

  52. Slide 52: Fourth strategy: AI augmentation to deliver agility in risk

    I will now show you our fourth strategy - AI augmentation to deliver agility in risk 51 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  53. Slide 53: What is AI augmentation to deliver agility in risk

    What is AI augmentation to deliver agility in Risk AI augmentation in risk management leverages agentic AI-powered “Risk Agents” to transform manual processes into automated, intelligent workflows. These agents will deliver granular analysis, standardized risk assessments, and real-time recommendati

  54. Slide 54: Why AI augmentation to deliver agility in risk

    Why is AI augmentation to deliver agility in risk Traditional risk management is semi-automated, taking days for analysis and validation. AI-driven risk augmentation automates data preparation, segmentation, and impact simulations. This will reduce turnaround from weeks to hours, enabling proactive

  55. Slide 55: Approach of AI augmentation in risk

    Approach of AI augmentation to deliver agility in risk 1. Organize data for risk modelling and BI 2. Create comprehensive, layered, cross data source feature factory to enable sharper risk policies 3. Establish AI-ready data architecture by integrating all customer and event data into a unified infr

  56. Slide 56: Outcome of AI augmentation in risk

    Outcome of AI augmentation to deliver agility in risk 1. Deliver 15-20 bps improvement in credit cost while enabling strong AUM compounding 2. Reduction in analysis timelines from 10–15 days to 1 day 55 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  57. Slide 57: Fifth strategy: AI-driven and compliant operations & service

    Lastly, let’s go through our fifth strategy – Customer-centric, AI-driven and compliant operations & service 56 A CUSTOMER-CENTRIC COMPANY TECHNOLOGY LEADERSHIP LOWEST RISK COMPANY

  58. Slide 58: What is customer-centric, AI-driven and compliant operations & service

    What is customer-centric, AI-driven and compliant operations & service A fully autonomous, resilient, and customer-obsessed operations ecosystem that runs on agentic AI, delivers flawless compliance, improves customer experience, and operates at the lowest cost. Zero branch walk-ins Zero service req

  59. Slide 59: Why customer-centric, AI-driven and compliant operations & service

    Why customer-centric, AI driven and compliant operations & service Over last 24 months, leveraging AI in operations and service has resulted in process efficiencies, reduced cost and customer WOW. Agentic AI demands bold reimagination - anticipating future rather than adapting to it. Agentic AI has

  60. Slide 60: Approach

    Approach 1. Re-build documentation for agentics - Cover SOPs, Policies, Knowledge documents, process notes etc. 2. Deploy agentic AI platform – Migrate existing AI agents of Loan booking, QA, QC and service on agentics platform 3. Enable real-time data architecture for instant updates and actions 4.

  61. Slide 61: Outcome of AI-driven operations & service

    Outcome of customer-centric, AI driven and compliant operations & service 1. Ability to manage 100 MM loans annually 2. Zero escalations, zero branch walk-ins and flawless compliance. 3. 50% reduction in Operations and service cost by FY30. 4. Achieve 97% DIY adoption and faster resolutions 5. Highe

  62. Slide 62: How will we look in FY30

    As we deliver all this, let’s see how will we look in FY30... 61

  63. Slide 63: Growing with India: H1 FY26 vs LRS FY30

    Growing with India. Continue to compound over long-term S.No. Metrics H1 FY26 LRS FY30 1 Customer Franchise (MM) 110.6 200-220 2 Cross Sell Franchise (MM) 71.3 120-130 3 India payments GMV 0.17% 0.4-0.5% 4 Share of total credit 2.32% 3.2-3.5% 5 Share of retail credit 2.81% 3.6-4.0% 6 Location Presen

  64. Slide 64: Thank you for your patient listening

    Thank you for your patient listening. I look forward to your continued support. 63

  65. Slide 65: Disclaimer

    Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared by Bajaj Finserv Limited (the “Company”) solely for your information and for your use. This presentation is for information purposes only and should not be deemed to constitute or form part of any offer or invitation or inducement to sell or issue any s

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