NIMs should go up by at least 25-30 bps by year end: Ramesh Iyer, Mahindra Finance
And it is not led by any particular product or geography, we have seen buoyancy across the country, across products. And, of course, there will be some variation within the products in terms of growth is concerned but we are seeing demand holding up for all products but the pre-owned vehicle seems to be leading the front in terms of the overall growth trajectory is concerned.
