Paytm's left the market divided with its turnaround hack

Since November 2022, when Paytm shares dropped to an all-time low, the fintech giant has been on a steady recovery path. If all goes well, its share price may cross Rs 1000 soon.

But what's even more interesting is the sharp jump in its loan distributions in FY23. In the March quarter of the same year, Paytm distributed nearly 12 million loans worth over 1.5 billion dollars.

And last Friday, Paytm’s parent company even announced a partnership with Shriram Finance, an NBFC that's known for its deep understanding of risk and more importantly, its collections capabilities. 

What's driving this prolific growth and how is Paytm growing its loan business in the post-FLDG era?

Tune in.

**Paytm founder Vijay Shekhar Sharma is an investor in The Ken  

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