Exploring Valuations: Jio Financial Services vs. Industry Peers

Get ready for a game-changer: [Company Name] is poised to revolutionize the financial services space with its unique value proposition and growth potential, backed by industry stalwarts and a strong track record.

Here are the bullet points summarizing the video:
Maini Peepal (people) perceive that this company will bring a big disruption in the financial services space.
However, it's yet to show its real charm.
The company boasts of having industry stalwarts on its board.
The stock was considered as a darling stock before.
If the market is falling, most stocks will also fall.
The majority of the stocks will follow the suit of Nifty.
Almost 70% of Jio Financial Services' market cap is nothing but hype.
Another interesting parameter to consider is not related to valuation.
For investors to understand the company's value part, they need to go on screener.in.
Keep in mind that the three-year median P/E ratio is around 1.5.
Compare this with other industry peers and society benchmarks (e.g., Bajaj Finserv's P/E ratio of 5.18).
The speaker has a art of value investing on their website, www.rchranade.in.
It's recommended that investors at least check out the free lecture available.
Jio Financial Services will grow its AUM (Assets Under Management) and build up more interest income.
Investors should consider this when deciding whether to invest more money in the company.
In a bull market, people tend to hype things up, leading to overvaluation.
The merger of JFS with Kud (has been announced).
It was initially planned to be completed via Jio's platform (J-platform), but it took around 1.5 years after Jio Financial Services' listing.
The company has not yet started its business in full swing.

Source: CA Rachana Phadke Ranade via YouTube

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