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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Equitas Small Finance Bank Limited delivers a comprehensive suite of banking and financial services to a diverse clientele, including individual customers, corporate entities, and micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs). The institution's operations are structured across key segments: Treasury, Corporate/Wholesale Banking, Retail Banking, and Other Banking Operations. The bank provides an array of deposit products, such as fixed, savings, salary, business, current, and TASC accounts. For borrowing needs, it extends various loan facilities, including those secured against property, gold, or homes, as well as financing for used cars, businesses, and MSMEs. Beyond traditional loans, Equitas also offers vehicle financing, merchant overdrafts, monitoring services for MSME loans, overdrafts against deposits, and specialized financing for agribusinesses. Complementing these are a suite of additional services: investment options, a variety of insurance products (general, life, and health), pension schemes, payment and collection solutions, retail foreign exchange, fund transfers, and debit cards. Accessibility is enhanced through online, mobile, and even doorstep banking services. The bank maintains a significant physical presence across India, operating 869 banking outlets and 339 ATMs. Established in 1993, originally known as Equitas Finance Limited, the institution is headquartered in Chennai, India, and operates as a subsidiary of Equitas Holdings Limited.
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