A revised Model Educational Loan Scheme (2015) for Pursuing Higher Education in India & abroad was formulated by IBA and circulated to member banks for adaption and implementations vide IBA circular no. CIR/RB-ELS/6 dated 17th August 2015. The scheme provides broad guidelines to the banks for operationalizing the educational loan scheme and the implementing bank…
Term loan application received from educational institutions run by trusts, private management, requires appraisal of the project as well as appraisal of the management. First step of appraisal of project involves verification of whether the institution has the necessary approval from the Government agencies to run the school. Secondly, bank has to verify whether the…
The Cash Credit limit (known as working capital limit) is sanctioned by banks and financial institutions to industrial and trading establishments for their investment on various types of current assets used in the operating cycle. This facility offers the borrowers flexibility and comfort to withdraw funds from the bank as per their financial requirement from…
Reserve Bank of India on Friday (August 02, 2019) reminded all the commercial banks that they are not permitted to charge foreclosure charges / pre-payment penalties on home loans / all floating rate term loans sanctioned to individual borrowers. The above norm of prohibiting banks charging foreclosure charges/pre-payment penalties on floating rate loan is already…
As per existing External Commercial Borrowings policy norms, ECB proceeds could not be utilized by the borrowers for the following purposes. (i) Working capital purposes, (ii) General corporate purposes, (iii)Repayment of Rupee loans except when the ECB is availed from foreign equity holder for a minimum average maturity period of 5 years.(iv) On-lending for above…
Both Asset-backed securities (ABS) and mortgage-backed securities (MBS) are fixed income financial securities collateralized (backed) by a pool of assets such as Auto loans, Education Loans, Housing Loan, credit card debts, and receivables etc. This pool of assets is characteristically a group of small and illiquid assets which are unable to be sold individually. Basically,…
In our previous article we have explained about the Reverse Mortgage Loan (RML) Scheme, which offers regular income to senior citizen against pledging of their home with the lender. However, the RML product has not met with much success, because the scheme is not as supportive as expected to old age people. This is for…
In the light of Hon’ble Supreme Court order dated April 2, 2019, which held the RBI circular dated February 12, 2018 on Resolution of Stressed Assets as ultra vires, the Reserve Bank of India on Friday (June 7, 2019) released fresh guidelines to deal with bad loans. The new directions shall be called the ‘Reserve…
Reverse mortgage loan scheme turn out to be windfall to senior citizen who needs financial help. The scheme also known as ‘RML scheme’ is created from Maintenance of Parents and Senior Citizen Bill 2007, by way of social security measure initiated by the Government of India. The RML scheme is also popular in other developed…
Inspection of assets charged to the lender at a regular interval is an important and desired activity of banks for monitoring and ensuring end-use of funds. Besides carrying out unit inspections, banks study the borrowers’ books of accounts, conducting meaningful scrutiny of quarterly progress reports and also the no-lien accounts maintained with other banks at…