The law of limitation in banking is the statutory time limit within which a bank must file a legal suit or take recovery action on a loan — governed by the Limitation Act, 1963. For most bank loans secured by mortgage or hypothecation, the limitation period is 3 years from Read more…
When a large manufacturer needs a ₹400 crore working capital limit — more than any single bank wants to take on alone — lenders have two choices: pool together under a consortium arrangement or each bank lends independently under multiple banking. Both result in the same borrower getting funded. But Read more…
There are some sectors of the economy, which may face difficulty in getting timely and adequate credit. To facilitate these sectors easy and timely credit, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has directed banks to provide a specified portion of their lending should be priority sector lending, i.e., lending to few Read more…
See: Expected DA for Bank Employees from February 2016 Increase in Dearness Allowance for Bank Employees for November 2016 to January 2017 is 2.30%. CPI for the month September 2016 was announced on 31st October 2016, which is 277. CPI for July 2016 and August 2016 were 278 and Read more…
‘Term Loan Appraisal’ technique is explained in this article. Terms Loans are granted to finance Capital Expenditure like plant & machinery, land and building or setting up an entire unit. Term Loans have a specific repayment period and are generally repayable in installments. Cash generating capacity of the unit is Read more…
Consequences of wilful default and penal measures for wilful defaulters are explained in this article. [You should consider reading Meaning of wilful defaulters and procedure for identification of wilful defaulters] What are the Penal Measures for willful defaulters? Names of wilful defaulters are made public. List of wilful defaulters is Read more…
You must have come across the term ‘Wilful Defaulter’ or if you have worked on credit desk of a bank, you should have heard ‘Wilful Defaulter List’. So, who is a wilful defaulter, where can you find wilful defaulter list and the procedure and mechanism to identify wilful defaulters is explained Read more…
CERSAI (Central Registry of Securitisation Asset Reconstruction and Security Interest of India) is the statutory online registry where banks must register every security interest created over a borrower’s assets within 30 days of charge creation. Failing to register on time results in loss of priority over other creditors under the Read more…
Particulars of equitable mortgage of immovable properties are required to be filed with CERSAI within 30 days of creation of mortgage. If charge is not filed with CERSAI within 30 days, following is the procedure for filing charge (CERSAI registration) with delay after 30 days: [Also Read : CERSAI Fees Read more…
A Gist of of RBI guidelines regarding Facility for Exchange of Soiled Notes and exchange of mutilated Notes by Banks is given below: Facility for exchange of notes and coins at bank branches All branches of banks in all parts of the country are required to provide following customer services, without any Read more…