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10th February 2022
BSE Limited, National Stock Exchange of India Limited
Phiroze Jeejeebhoy Towers, Exchange Plaza, 5th floor, Plot No. C/1,
Dalal Street G Block, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra
Mumbai 400 001 (East), Mumbai 400 051
Scrip Code: 543232 Trading Symbol : CAMS
Dear Sir / Madam,
Sub: Presentation of the Standalone and Consolidated Financial Data for the quarter
ended December 31, 2021
Please find enclosed presentation of the Standalone and Consolidated Financial Data for the
quarter ended December 31, 2021 The Company has scheduled an Earnings call on February
11, 2022 at 11.00 AM IST. During this call, the Management will discuss the company’s Q3
FY21-22 financial performance for the quarter ended December 31, 2021.
The details of the said earnings conference call has already been filed with the Exchanges
and are available on the website of the Company.
We request you to kindly take the same on record.
Thanking you,
Yours faithfully,
For Computer Age Management Services Limited
G Manikandan
Company Secretary and Compliance Officer
COMPUTER AGE MANAGEMENT
SERVICES LIMITED
Investor Presentation
February 2022
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reflect the events or circumstances after the date hereof.
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Anuj Kumar
Managing Director
Ram Charan Sesharaman
Chief Financial Officer
FY22 Q3 Earnings Presentation
Presentation flow
Business Overview Financials About CAMS Appendix
Financials Highlights Business at a Glance Corporate Structure
Business Highlights
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Consolidated Statements Mutual Fund Services Business Milestones
AAuMQ3 FY22 –MF industry & CAMS
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Standalone statements Non-Mutual Fund Services Business Awards & Accolades
Operational Metrics Q2 FY22
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Revenue Profile Governance/ Management Team Shareholding
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Glossary
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Business Highlights
The third quarter was marked by historic highs across Transaction volumes & AUM
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• AuMof CAMS serviced fundsat historical high of Rs.26.7lakh Cr
• Lifetime high in Transactions – 110.6 Mn. Trxns compared to 102.5 Mn in previous Quarter
• New SIP registrations – Momentum continued to clock 43 Lakh new registrations in the current quarter
• SIP book grew by 9% in the current quarter owing to reduction in SIP cancellations
• CAMS serviced funds saw 8.3% increase in equity AAUM in comparison to the previous quarter
CAMS digital properties stride to new highs
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• CAMS digital properties service an aggregate AUM of Rs. 7.9 lakh crore
• CAMS website serviced 11 Lakh visitors each month on an average in Q3FY22
• myCAMS investor app - A million users logged in every month during the quarter, and October 2021
recorded 10 million user sessions making it the most investor preferred app for MF transactions
• MFCentral– A unified investor portal developed jointly by CAMS and the other RTA, went live in
September 2021 with over 1.25 Lakh registrations in the first quarter since its launch. Mobile app launched
in December 2021
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Business Highlights
• 11 new signups in the AIF / PMS • CAMS CRA platform
space in Q3 development is progressing well
• CAMS WealthServ – AIF / PMS and on track for Q4 FY22 launch
onboarding platform is gaining
traction with 6 new sign ups in
Q3 CAMS
AIF/PMS
CRA
CAMS CRA
BEYOND
MUTUAL FUNDS
• Account Aggregator platform is live with
Top Banks
• CAMS commenced operations in gift city in Q3
CAMS • TSP solution (executed by Sterling Software
• 2 new clients have been signed up during the GIFT CITY
FINSERV – CAMS group company) to integrate FIUs
quarter
has been received well; 10 new sign ups
across TSP and AA in Q3
• Market getting competitive with entry of
new aspirants and licensees
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Account Aggregator business is gaining momentum coupled with a compelling TSP offering
and new sign ups
CAMSfinserv enables rapid, secure and consent-based sharing of financial asset information
• For individuals - AA framework enables them to access and review their financial information in one place
• For Financial institutions and businesses - AA Framework brings together Financial information providers and financial information users to unlock
the value of customers financial information
Advent, IDFC, Federal Bank, KVB, TSP and AA together
8 Entities now live
10 new wins in Q3
creating a compelling
and AU Small finance bank and
in AA Ecosystem
proposition
few others
Android app launched
via regulators, PSU banks and
and is the highest
Government push CAMS FinservMobile app
media
downloaded AA app, iOS
app coming soon
All AAs working together to refine
Industry thinking creatively to
APIs and Use cases
solve problems
FIU Segments are warming up to the AA Framework
Banks NBFCs Brokerages Insurance Wealth Mgmt.
Lending & Monitoring Lending & Monitoring F & O a/c opening Term Insurance Portfolio Mgmt.
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NPS Central Record Keeping Agency development progressing well for a Q4FY22 launch
• Certificate of Registration for Central Record Keeping Agency for NPS received from PFRDA in Q4 FY21. Go live planned in Q4 FY22
• CAMS CRA appointed to broad base the services for NPS subscribers, currently served by two CRAs viz. NSDL CRA and KFintech CRA
• Platform based B2B services for PoPs (Points of Presence Service Providers) and Direct to Subscriber services
NPS subscriber base growing 12% annually
140
120
26.95
Engagement with ecosystem CAMS CRA is the first approved 100 21.07
entities Including PoPs, PFMs, entity in the NPS ecosystem for 16.47 15.42
12.52 13.17
ASPs & CRAs progressing well to hosting the CRA application and 80 11.25
9.74
get full view of the NPS service data on Cloud
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design and pain points
40 78.89 85.10
68.56 73.16
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0
6%
FY20 FY21 FY22* FY23*
Government Corporate Sector All Citizen
Platform design & development CRAs revenue basis current
progressing for Q4FY22 launch subscriber base & fee structure *Projections basis past 7 years CAGR
~Rs.170 crores
CAMS CRA will focus on All Citizens Segment in Phase 1 followed by Govt
and corporate sector
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MF Central – Conceptualised to be a unified universal platform for all MF services …
… Positioning MF Industry as the most investor-friendly in the BFSI segment
A collaborative initiative between CAMS and the other RTA with approval from SEBI
A new world of possibilities
Exciting Journey
to manage your Mutual Fund portfolio
• Encouraging response from investors – over
1.25 Lakh registrations since launch
Convenience Easy Access Comprehensive Safe
ZERO ONE ALL HIGHLY • User friendly Mobile app launched and available in
Hassles to All Mutual Funds Secure both Google play and Apple store
Benefits to MF Eco system
• Digital 360-degree access to investor lifecycle engagement
• One stop shop to execute Financial & Non-Financial
Transactions ,track status, Real-time Portfolio view (including
MF Demat Holdings)
• Single platform to track Complaints/Grievances, raised with
What next?
any MFs or SEBI
• An alternative platform for the Distributors and RIAs to • Enabling Financial Tractions by Q4 FY22 for existing investors
execute MF transactions to service their investors
• Access to New Investors to transact on MF Central platform
• APIs to power the ecosystem participants (MFDs, RIAs, etc.) by Q4 FY22
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Mutual Fund Industry & CAMS AAUM – Q3 FY22
CAMS- Market Share (based on Quarterly AAuM) AAuM Serviced by CAMS Industry AAuM
~70% 26.7 38.2
Rs. trillion Rs. trillion
28.4% YoY 28.6% YoY
Net flows into equity
assets remain
4.5% QoQ 5.5% QoQ
positive in Q3 FY22
Equity AAUM - CAMS Equity AAUM - Industry
Inflows through SIP
increased by 9%
10.9 16.9
QoQ Rs. trillion Rs. trillion
Growth in total AAuM mainly 54.9% YoY 49.8% YoY
driven by equity assets
8.3% QoQ 10.3% QoQ
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Operational Metrics – Q3 FY22
SIP Book Systematic Transactions
Transaction Volume
28.1 mn Processed
110.6 mn
(as on 31st, Dec 21) 83.5 mn
QoQ : 8%
QoQ : 9% QoQ : 9%
YoY: 35%
YoY: 38% YoY: 43%
Live Investor Folios Unique Investors Serviced
49.2 mn 21.6 mn
(as on 31st, Dec 21) (as on 31st, Dec 21)
QoQ : 5% QoQ: 18%
YoY: 23% YoY: 33%
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Mutual Fund Industry & CAMS AAUM – 9M FY22
CAMS- Market Share (based on Quarterly AAuM) AAuM Serviced by CAMS Industry AAuM
25.1 35.9
~70%
Rs. trillion Rs. trillion
Net flows into equity 30.7% YoY 31.3% YoY
assets remain
positive
Equity AAUM - CAMS Equity AAUM - Industry
Inflows through SIP
increased by 25% 9.8 15.2
Rs. trillion Rs. trillion
YoY
Growth in total AAuM mainly
51.7% YoY 49.0% YoY
driven by equity assets
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Operational Metrics – 9M FY22
SIP Book Systematic Transactions
Transaction Volume
28.1 mn Processed
300.6 mn
(as on 31st, Dec 21) 224.8 mn
YoY: 27%
YoY:38% YoY: 28%
Live Investor Folios Unique Investors Serviced
49.2 mn 21.6 mn
(as on 31st, Dec 21) (as on 31st, Dec 21)
YoY: 23% YoY: 33%
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Revenue Highlights – Q3FY22
27.8% YoY
Revenue ₹23,771.2 Lakh
4.4% QoQ
Asset 26.5% YoY Non-Asset 32.2% YoY 32.3% YoY
Non-MF
Based Based
Revenue
3.4% QoQ 12.2% QoQ 1.3% QoQ
Revenue Revenue
Asset Mix Equity component : Q3FY22 @41% (Q3FY21 : @34% / Q2FY22 : @39%)
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Financial Highlights – Q3FY22
Operating EBITDA - 45.2%# PBT – 42.3% PAT – 32.0%
Return on
Net-Worth*
10,748 10,225 7,731
9,984 9,647 7,256 50.0%
7,621 7,559
5,642
Q3FY21 Q2FY22 Q3FY22 Q3FY21 Q2FY22 Q3FY22 Q3FY21 Q2FY22 Q3FY22 ** Cash & Cash Equivalent
as on 31st December 2021:
Rs.418 Cr
41.0% YoY 35.3% YoY 37.0% YoY
7.6% QoQ 6.0% QoQ 6.6% QoQ 3rd Interim Dividend
Rs.10.75 Per share
• Return on Net-worth –PAT(annualized)/Period end Net-worth | ** Includes Bank balances, Fixed deposit , Govt Bond & Investment in MF / Excludes money held in trust (ECS, NPS
& Stamp duty collection a/c & Money in unpaid dividend a/c.) | # 47.7% considering Ind AS 116 lease capitalisation
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Financial Highlights – 9MFY22
Operating EBITDA44.2%# PBT – 41.8% PAT – 31.4%
Return on
Net-Worth*
29,444 28,371 21,311 46.0%
18,914
19,359 14,516
9M FY21 Q3FY22 9M FY21 9M FY22 9M FY21 9M FY22
55.7% YoY 46.6% YoY 46.8% YoY
* Return on Net-worth –PAT(annualized)/Period end Net-worth | # -46.8% considering Ind AS 116 lease capitalisation
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Consolidated Financial Highlights – Quarterly
In INR Lakhs In INR Lakhs
Total Operating Revenue
OP.EBITDA & OP. EBITDA in %
+27.8%
25,500 0.2 +41.0%
12,000 90.0%
23,500
80.0%
21,500 0.1 10,000
70.0%
19,500
17,500 0 8,000 39.7% 41.0% 41.8% 43.3% 43.9% 45.2% 60.0%
30.2% 50.0%
15,500 -0.1 6,000
40.0%
13,500
-0.2 4,000 30.0%
11,500
9,500 20.0%
14,863 17,114 18,595 19,977 20,118 22,760 23,771 -0.3 2,000 4,492 6,801 7,621 8,356 8,712 9,984 10,748
7,500 10.0%
5,500 -0.4 0 0.0%
FY21 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY 22 Q1 Q2 Q3 FY21 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY 22 Q1 Q2 Q3
Total Revenue OP.EBITDA OP.EBIDA in (%)
PBT & PBT in % In INR Lakhs In INR Lakhs
PAT & PAT in %
12,000 +35.3% 90.0%
+37.0%
9,000 80.0%
80.0%
10,000 8,000 70.0%
70.0%
7,000
8,000 60.0% 60.0%
39.7% 41.3% 41.6% 42.3% 6,000
37.5% 39.3% 50.0% 50.0%
6,000 31.9% 40.0% 5,000 24.4% 27.8% 29.3% 29.5% 30.7% 31.3% 32.0% 40.0%
4,000
4,000 30.0% 30.0%
3,000
20.0% 20.0%
2,000 2,000
5,190 6,610 7,559 8,087 8,499 9,647 10,225 10.0% 1,000 3,980 4,895 5,642 6,013 6,324 7,256 7,731 10.0%
0 0.0% 0 0.0%
FY21 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY22 Q1 Q2 Q3 FY21 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 FY 22 Q1 Q2 Q3
PAT PAT in (%)
PBT PBT in (%)
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Q3 & 9M Standalone P&L
Particulars (In Rs Lakhs) Q3 FY22 Q3 FY21 YoY% Q2 FY22 QoQ% 9M FY22 9M FY21 YoY % FY21
Revenue from operations 22,661.00 17,957.33 26.2% 21,572.86 5.0% 63,362.71 48,456.50 30.8% 67,375.26
Other income 314.63 3,017.92 -89.6% 303.85 3.5% 3,668.57 5,530.75 -33.7% 5,860.40
Total revenue 22,975.63 20,975.25 9.5% 21,876.71 5.0% 67,031.28 53,987.25 24.2% 73,235.66
Expenses
Employee benefits expense 7,016.54 5,335.33 31.5% 6,886.88 1.9% 19,958.32 15,772.47 26.5% 21,706.04
Finance costs 167.23 170.26 -1.8% 164.93 1.4% 499.27 545.83 -8.5% 706.39
Depreciation and amortisation expense 1,239.34 981.46 26.3% 1,094.79 13.2% 3,305.65 2,973.35 11.2% 3,938.86
Operating expenses 3,420.34 3,761.69 -9.1% 3,369.65 1.5% 9,893.66 9,324.13 6.1% 12,578.30
Other expenses 1,634.43 1,664.87 -1.8% 1,691.57 -3.4% 4,872.08 4,511.57 8.0% 6,305.51
Total expenses 13,477.88 11,913.61 13.1% 13,207.82 2.0% 38,528.98 33,127.35 16.3% 45,235.11
Profit before tax 9,497.75 9,061.64 4.8% 8,668.89 9.6% 28,502.30 20,859.90 36.6% 28,000.55
Tax expense
Current tax 2,407.40 1,417.94 2,311.73 6,679.84 4,278.82 6,309.62
Current tax expense of earlier years (134.80) - (55.50) (190.30) - -
Deferred tax 10.34 213.49 (111.58) (118.66) 2.73 (206.35)
Net tax expense 2,282.94 1,631.44 39.9% 2,144.65 6.4% 6,370.88 4,281.56 48.8% 6,103.27
Profit / (Loss) for the period 7,214.81 7,430.21 -2.9% 6,524.24 10.6% 22,131.42 16,578.34 33.5% 21,897.28
PAT Margin (%)
Earnings per share (In ₹):
Basic 14.76 15.23 13.36 45.31 33.99 44.89
Diluted 14.66 15.15 13.28 45.07 33.88 44.72
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Q3 & 9M Consolidated P&L
Particulars (In Rs Lakhs) Q3 FY22 Q3 FY21 YoY% Q2 FY22 QoQ% 9M FY22 9M FY21 YoY % FY21
Revenue from operations 23,771.17 18,595.34 27.8% 22,759.56 4.4% 66,648.36 50,572.31 31.8% 70,549.58
Other income 411.34 639.10 -35.6% 438.77 -6.3% 1,302.40 2,559.60 -49.1% 2,975.87
Total revenue 24,182.51 19,234.44 25.7% 23,198.33 4.2% 67,950.76 53,131.91 27.9% 73,525.45
Expenses
Employee benefits expense 8,320.57 6,432.89 29.3% 8,091.01 2.8% 23,649.66 19,128.35 23.6% 26,236.20
Finance costs 177.28 185.78 -4.6% 176.71 0.3% 534.40 615.77 -13.2% 790.40
Deprecialion and amortisation expense 1,341.68 1,075.83 24.7% 1,189.76 12.8% 3,593.56 3,281.58 9.5% 4,341.32
Operating expenses 2,277.02 2,303.23 -1.1% 2,207.94 3.1% 6,402.45 5,688.64 12.5% 7,679.08
Other expenses 1,841.20 1,677.40 9.8% 1,885.98 -2.4% 5,399.92 5,058.64 6.7% 7,032.94
Total expenses 13,957.75 11,675.13 19.6% 13,551.40 3.0% 39,579.99 33,772.98 17.2% 46,079.94
Profit before tax 10,224.76 7,559.31 35.3% 9,646.93 6.0% 28,370.77 19,358.93 46.6% 27,445.51
Tax expense
Current tax 2,546.69 1,661.66 2,641.00 7,370.81 4,855.29 7,439.68
Current tax expense of earlier years (134.80) (33.43) (55.50) (190.30) (33.43) (29.20)
Deferred tax 81.72 289.27 (194.41) (120.87) 20.62 (494.10)
Net tax expense 2,493.61 1,917.50 30.0% 2,391.09 4.3% 7,059.64 4,842.48 45.8% 6,916.37
Profit / (Loss) for the period 7,731.15 5,641.81 37.0% 7,255.84 6.6% 21,311.13 14,516.45 46.8% 20,529.13
PAT Margin (%)
Earnings per share (In ₹):
Basic 15.81 11.56 14.86 43.63 29.76 42.08
Diluted 15.71 11.50 14.77 43.40 29.66 41.93
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Revenue Profile
Revenue Breakup Revenue (In Rs. Lakhs)
70,550
100% +31.8%
9.8% 9.8% 9.6% 9.0% 9.7% 9.3%
13.3% 13.0% 14.1% 14.7% 14.1% 15.2%
66,648
50,572
+27.8%
76.9% 77.2% 76.3% 76.3% 76.2% 75.5% 22,760 23,771
+4.4%
18,595
31-Mar-21 31-Dec-20 31-Dec-21 31-Dec-20 30-Sep 21 31-Dec-21 31-Mar-21 31-Dec-20 31-Dec-21 31-Dec-20 30-Sep 21 31-Dec-21
Year ended 9 Month ended Quarter ended
Year ended 9 Month ended Quarter ended
MF-Assets Based MF-Non assets Based Non Mutual Fund
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CAMS – Business at a glance
Technology-driven India’s largest registrar and Services all top 5 MFs Leveraged domain
financial infrastructure transfer agent (“RTA”) of and 10 of the 15 largest expertise, processes and
and services provider to mutual funds (“MFs”) with an MFs2; ~19 years average infrastructure to cater to
mutual funds and other aggregate market share of relationship with MFs, AIFs and insurance
financial institutions ~70%1 10 largest MF clients companies
Pan-India physical Established track record of Marquee shareholders, Experienced management
network comprising delivering robust financial including Great Terrain (an team with average work
272 service centers results; Fastest growing affiliate of experience of over
spread over 25 states and MF RTA with high RoE and Warburg Pincus), HDFC 27 years in a variety of
5 union territories EBITDA margins and HDFC Bank financial services sectors
Notes: 1. Market share basis FY22 Q3 (3 Months Average)
2. Based on mutual fund average assets under management managed by clients and serviced by CAMS as per AMF
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CAMS – Mutual Fund Services Business
Provides a range of technology-enabled infrastructure to mutual funds –
Involved through the life cycleof an account from account creation to processing transactions and redemption of the amount invested
Uniform Regulatory change
Best Practice Implementation Business-Continuity Mechanisms
Service
implementation
Aggregator
Manage High Volume Infrastructural Support Timely Operational
Business Enabler
of Data / Transactions Stability Launches of NFOs Integration
Extensive Data on Actionable High Capability of Innovative Product
Knowledge Partner
Investor Preferences Insights Processing Expertise Development
Service Requests
Call Centre Mail back / Front Office Transaction
Customer Care & Investor Services and Account
Services SMS Services Services Processing
Information
Recording of Recording of
Brokerage Distributor
Distributor Services Empanelled Brokerage
Computation Queries
Distributors Structures
Transaction Investor Risk
Transfer Agency Services Operations Compliance
Origination Services Management
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CAMS – Proprietary technology platforms and mobile applications for MF, AIF and PMS
CAMS has developed and implemented various technology platforms and
its technology driven infrastructure and services are integral to the operations of its clients
mfCRM edge360
Mobility solution for MF RMs/SMs App and Portal for MF distributors & advisors
MFCentral
MFDEx
Unified portal to serve investors across the MF
Sales & business intelligence tool
industry
CAMSsmart GoCORP
INVESTRAK
Business intelligence service Corporate investment portal
CAMServ mfCompass
Self-service chatbot for investors Allow MFs to sight funds real-time
myCAMS mf360
B2C app 4.8 Mn registered users Proprietary investor service app
Dice CAMS Wealthserv
AMC interface for brokerage structure updation Digital onboarding of PMS investors
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Mutual Fund Services provided by CAMS
CAMS is involved through the life cycle of an account –from account creation to processing to redemption;
Also provides statutory statements, transaction origination, operations, investor and distributor services, risk management services and compliance services
1 Transaction Origination and Processing
Reconcile bank accounts;
Accept transaction requests
Initial verification of Management of KYC Transaction processing and Send transaction confirmation Compute and pay brokerage
from investors (both paper-
transaction request requirements of investors payment services to investors and distributors fees; Report effect on unit
based and electronic)
capital
Front Office Back Office
2 Services to Asset Management Companies 3 Services to MF Investors 4 Services to Distributors
Record keeping and management Anti-money laundering services Periodic statements and alerts Distributor help desk
Reporting to govt. authorities Suspicious transaction reporting Assist with Queries / Service Requests Recording of distributors empanelled
Compliance with KYC regulations Compliance with scheme document Mail management, mail back services Recording & maintenance of brokerage structures
Compliance with SEBI regulations Management information reporting SMS / Online customer service Computation of various brokerage
Setting up of accounts Fee computation and administration Call center to address queries Claw-back of brokerages
On-boarding of intermediaries Push and pull services Addressing distributor queries
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Key Highlights
Large and Growing Scalable
1 4
Mutual Funds Market Technology Enabled Ecosystem
Integrated Business Model & Longstanding
Our Mission… Your Growth
Strong Focus on
Client Relationships in MF Services Business 2 5
Process and Risk Management
Largest Infrastructure and Services Experienced Management
3 6
Provider in the Indian MF RTA space and Board
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CAMS – Overview of other services
Over the years, CAMS has leveraged its domain expertise, processes and
infrastructure to diversify its service offering to cater to a variety of other financial services sectors
▪ Market leader servicing over 100 AIF / PMS Clients
▪ Offers services such as creation of investor record, fund accounting services and reconciliation and creation of MIS and reporting systems
Alternative
Investment ▪ Also offers intermediaries revenue management, investor service management
1
Fund Services
▪ 30-35%AIF industry growth projected between FY19-241
▪ Manages end-to-end ACH transactions and ECS and services mutual funds, NBFCs and insurance companies
▪ Provides services through CAMSPay, which is a highly automated ECS or NACH platform
Electronic
2
Payment ▪ Supports periodical or adhoc payments (including receipt of funds from mutual fund investors through SIP accounts)
Collection
▪ 90mnECS and ACH registrations and transactions executed in 9M FY22 was 88.8mn in FY21
▪ 36.7% market share in insurance repository business2, with ~4 mn2policies held
▪ Assists with agent management, branch operations, processing of new business applications, servicing policies, renewal premium collections
3
Insurance and other permitted support functions
Services
▪ Assists with back-office operations as well as physical infrastructure and facility management functions
Note: ACH –Automated Clearing House. ECS –Electronic Clearance Services. 1. According to CRISIL Report. 2. Company Estimated as on 31stDecember21 (Industry data not available)3. April 2020.
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CAMS – Overview of other services (cont’d.)
Over the years, CAMS has leveraged its domain expertise, processes and
infrastructure to diversify its service offering to cater to a variety of other financial services sectors
▪ Verification and maintenance of KYC records of investors for use by financial institutions
▪ Online services for intermediaries include verification of PAN card details, facilitate uploading new KYC data and entering datafor new KYC
KYC Registration
4
applicants
Agency (“KRA”)
▪ Also includes scanning and uploading KYC document and viewing and downloading KYC data maintained by KRAs (including CAMS)
▪ Owns, develops and maintains the technology solutions for MF services business & MF clients
▪ Technology team of 650 personnel1
5 Software ▪ Developed Investrak.NET, a scalable mutual fund transfer agency platform, among others
Solutions
▪ Assists with website design and development, provides mobility solutions, performs trend analysis, business intelligence and analytics
based services, etc.
Note: 1. As of December31, 2021.
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CAMS – Compliance and risk management architecture
Relentless focus on systems and processes has allowed CAMS to become a trusted provider of services to its clients and other stakeholders
Cyber
Compliance Security
Risk Regulatory
Management Oversight
Assists MF clients with compliance ISO 27001:2013 certification for
with scheme documentation, KYC, information security systems
SEBI regulations, etc.
Provides risk management services to Several regulatory entities have
assist MF clients in conducting oversight over different parts of the
Cyber Security and Cyber Resilience
diligence of their investors business
Policy Implemented
Reporting to Government
Agencies and Regulators
Regulated by Several Authorities
Anti-Money Laundering Services
(SEBI, IRDAI, RBI, MCA, etc.)
Technology Committee of Eminent
Specialists to Review Processes &
Timely Fulfilment of Regulatory Systems
Requirements without Error Suspicious Transaction Reporting
Periodic Inspections and Audits by
Various Regulatory Authorities
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Experienced Board of Directors
Board of Directors
‒ Natarajan Srinivasan
Audit ‒ Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra
Committee ‒ Vijayalakshmi Rajaram Iyer
Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra ‒ Sandeep Kagzi
Natarajan Srinivasan
Chairman & Independent
Independent Director
Director
‒ Vijayalakshmi Rajaram Iyer
Nomination &
‒ Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra
Remuneration
‒ VedanthachariSrinivasa Rangan
committee
‒ Narendra Ostawal
Vedanthachari Srinivasa
Vijayalakshmi Rajaram Iyer
Rangan
Independent Director
Non-Executive Director
Stakeholders ‒ Natarajan Srinivasan
Relationship ‒ Sandeep Kagzi
Committee ‒ Anuj Kumar
Narendra Ostawal Sandeep Kagzi
Non-Executive Director Non-Executive Director
Risk ‒ Vijayalakshmi Rajaram Iyer
Management ‒ Natarajan Srinivasan
Committee ‒ Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra
Anuj Kumar
Corporate ‒ Dinesh Kumar Mehrotra
Managing Director
Social ‒ Vijayalakshmi Rajaram Iyer
Responsibility ‒ Anuj Kumar
Committee ‒ Sandeep Kagzi
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Experienced Senior Management Team
Experienced management team, with an average work experience of 27 years
and a demonstrated ability to grow and diversify the business and innovate services
Anuj Kumar : Managing Director Ramcharan Sesharaman: Chief Financial Officer
o Joined the company in March 2016 o Joined the company in March 2020
o Previously associated with Godrej & Boyce, Escorts Finance & IBM India o Previously associated with Photon Interactive and Reliance Jio Infocomm
Ravi Kethana: Chief Platform Officer IndeevarKrishna : Chief Process Officer
o Joined the company in April 2021
o Joined the company in December 2019
o Previously associated with Citibank India, Bharti Airtel & Max Life
o Previously associated with Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro
Insurance
Manikandan Gopalakrishnan : Company Secretary & Compliance Officer Vasanth Jeyapaul Emmanuel : Senior Vice President
o Joined the company in October2017
o Joined the company in June 2011
o Previously associated with Bennett, Coleman & Co and Agenda Net
o Previously associated with BPL, PrecotMeridian & SJK Steel Plant
marketing
N. Ravi Kiran : Head –New Businesses Anish Mathew : CEO –CAMS FinservAA
o Joined the company in October 2021
o Joined the company in April 2017
o Previously associated SybmlWealth Management platform( Co-founder).
o Previously associated with Dharma Software Solutions & Reliance Systems
Cisco, Premji Invest and Lehman Brothers
Vinodh Chelambathodi : Chief Human Resources Officer
o Joined the company in January 2022
o Previously associated with Godrej, Flextronics, HCL, Capgemini,
Polaris/Intellect and FSS
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Corporate Structure
Computer Age Management Services Limited
Mutual Funds Services, Alternate Investment Funds Services, Payment Services, Banking
and Non-Banking Service Businesses
100% 100% 99.99% 100%
CAMS Insurance Repository Services CAMS Investor Services Private CAMS Financial Information Services Sterling Software Private Limited
Limited (CIRSL) Limited (CISPL) Private Limited (CFISPL) (SSPL)
100%
100%
CAMS Payment Services Private
Sterling Software Deutschland GmbH
Limited
(SSDG)*
Note: * Currently in the process of winding down the operations of Sterling Software (Deutschland) GmbH. | Currently in the process of closing banking and non-banking services business.
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History/Milestones
• The certificate of
registration was issued • CISPL was
• Our Company was to our Company was incorporated on
incorporated as upgraded and a fresh • CIRSL was February 13, 2012;
Computer Age • Our Company was certificate of • Our Company was incorporated on May and
Management Services issued a certificate of registration as Registrar • Our Company was issued a certificate of 12, 2011; and • CISPL was issued a
Private Limited and registration as a to an Issue and Share issued a certificate of registration dated • CIRSL had received in- certificate of
received a certificate Registrar to an Issue Transfer Agent under registration dated January 31, 2007 by principle approval of registration dated
of incorporation from under category II, category I, dated July June 1, 2006 by SEBI SEBI to act as a IRDAI to carry on June 29, 2012 to carry
the RoC on May 25, dated December 24, 22, 1995, was issued by to act as a depository depository participant business as an on the business as a
1988 1993 by SEBI SEBI to our Company participant for NSDL for CDSL insurance repository KRA
1988 1993 1995 2006 2007 2011 2012
• CIRSL was issued a
certificate of • Our Company was
registration dated July converted into a
31, 2013 by IRDAI to public limited • Certification of
carry on the business Company and Registration for CRA
as an insurance received a fresh • Listed in BSE on Services
repository; and certificate of October 1st, 2020 • Franklin Templeton
• Our Company incorporation from • RBI registration for Go-Live
acquired 100% stake the RoC on account aggregator • Approval to set up
in SSPL, which September 27, 2019; Services office in GIFT City
provides technology • CFISPL was • Great Terrain and Great Terrain • Incorporation of • Account aggregator
support to our incorporated on acquired 37.50% acquired 6.03% stake CAMSPay (payment launch
Company September 26, 2016 stake in our Company in our Company aggregator services) • MF Central launch
2013 2016 2018 2019 2020 2021
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Awards and Accolades
o Our Company was awarded ‘Best App’ for ‘myCAMS’ app under finance category at the Global Mobile App Summit and Awards
2015 o CIRSL was awarded ‘Best Newcomer Award’ at Asia Insurance Technology Awards
o CIRSL was awarded ‘Best Service Provider’ award in ‘Feet on Street Collections’ category by ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company Limited at TatvaAnnual
Meet
2016
o Our Company was awarded SME Business Excellence Awards in mid-corporate IT and IT-enabled services category by Dun and Bradstreet and RBL Bank Limited
o Our Company was awarded ‘Best App’ for ‘myCAMS’ app under finance category at the Global Mobile App Summit and Awards
o Our Company was awarded ‘Best use of digital media/platform’ in the mutual fund category for ‘myCAMS’ app at the Drivers of Digital Awards
2017 o Our Company was awarded ‘Best App’ for ‘myCAMS’ app under finance category at the Global Mobile App Summit and Awards
o CIRSL was awarded ‘Best Newcomer Award’ at Asia Insurance Technology Awards
o CIRSL received the CelentAward for CIRSL’s iCare services
o 20 most promising capital market solution provider
o Our Company was awarded ‘Special Mention for Use of Digital Media in the Mutual Fund Category’ for ‘GoCorp’ app at the Drivers of Digital Awards 2018
2018 o Our Company was awarded ‘Best Application of Technology’ for ‘myCAMS’ app at 4th edition of CX Strategy Summit and Awards
o CIRSL was awarded ‘Best Service Provider’ award
o CIRSL was awarded ‘OSCAR’ by TATA AIA for outstanding support in DJFM 2019
2019 o CIRSL was awarded ‘Best Service Provider’ award in ‘Mandate Registration and Insurance Repository’ category by ICICI Prudential Life Insurance Company
Limited at TatvaAnnual Meet
o SSPL was awarded “20 Most Promising Capital Market Solution Providers –2019” by CIO Review India
o Our Company was awarded “Highly Commended –Harnessing the Power of Technology” at the Adam Smith Awards Asia 2019
o SSPL was awarded for “Digital and Fintech Solutions” at the SME Business Excellence Awards 2019 by Dun & Bradstreet and RBL BankLimited
2020
o Recognized as the Star of FinTech in Tamil Nadu (highest category recognition) by TamilNadu Government
o CAMSPay wonthe prestigious FINNOVITI 2021 Award
2021
o CAMS Insurance Repository Services limited has been recognized as ‘Feet on Street (FOS)-Best Service provider’ by ICICI Prudential Life Insurance company
limited at the 15thAnnualTATVA annual awards 2021
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Shareholders’ Information
Stock Data as on 31st January 2022
Shareholding Pattern (%)
Market Capitalisation Shares Outstanding
13,191 Cr 4,89,03,470
Promoter
23.75%
Others
Free Float Scrip Symbol / Code
10,553 Cr CAMS/543232
40.36%
Market Capitalisation
Top Institutional Holders
INR 13,191 Crores
▪ Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited
▪ Smallcap World Fund, Inc.
▪ Life Insurance Corporation of India
▪ Goldman Sachs Funds 29.62%
▪ Ashoka India Opportunities Fund Insurance Cos 6.27%
FPIs
▪ Fidelity Investment Trust
MFs
▪ Abu Dhabi Investment Authority
▪ Vanguard Investment Funds
▪ Grandeur Peak Investment Funds
▪ William Blaire Managed Funds
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Glossary
Term Description Term Description
AAUM Average Assets under Management Kotak Kotak Mahindra Capital Company Limited
ACH Automated Clearing House Kotak Mahindra AMC Kotak Mahindra Asset Management Company Limited
Aditya Birla Capital Aditya Birla Capital Limited KRA KYC Registration Agency
AIF Alternative Investment Fund KYC Know your Customer
AMC Asset Management Company MCA Ministry of Corporate Affairs
AUM Assets under Management MF Mutual Fund
B2C Business-to-Customer MIS Management Information Systems
c. Approximately NACH National Automated Clearing House
CEO Chief Executive Officer NBFC Non-Banking Financial Company
DDT Dividend Distribution Tax NSE Investments NSE Investments Limited
DNS Domain Name System Nomura Nomura Financial Advisory and Securities (India) Private Limited
DSP Investment Managers DSP Investment Managers Private Limited PAN Permanent Account Number
EBITDA Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization PAT Profit after Tax
ECS Electronic Clearance Services RBI Reserve Bank of India
FI Financial Institutions RFI Regulated Financial Institutions
FII Foreign Institutional Investors RM Relationship Manager
GDP Gross Domestic Product RoE Return on Equity
Great Terrain Great Terrain Investment Ltd RTA Registrar and Transfer Agent
HDFC Housing Development Finance Corporation SBI Fund Management SBI Fund Management Private Limited
HDFC AMC HDFC Asset Management Company Limited SEBI Securities and Exchange Board of India
HDFC Bank HDFC Bank Limited SIP Systematic Investment Plan
HNI High Net worth Individual SM Sales Manager
ICICI Prudential AMC ICICI Prudential Asset Management Company Limited SMS Short Message Service
ICICI Securities ICICI Securities Limited SSPL Sterling Software Private Limited
IIT Indian Institute of Technology TB Terabyte
IRDAI Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India TER Total Expense Ratio
IT Information Technology UT Union Territory
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Computer Age
@
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Limited (CAMS)
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Investor Relations @ Rajesh.Agrawal@linkintime.co.in
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