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RBI Says Loan Moratorium For Small Borrowers - See Who Qualifies
Resurgence of COVID and associated containment measures have created new uncertainties and impacted nascent economic revival that was taking shape.
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Local Lockdowns: No Need For Loan Moratoriums At Present, Says RBI
It can be noted that the RBI had announced a six-month moratorium in the early days of the national lockdown last year to help borrowers impacted by a chilling in economic activity.
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Supreme Court Adjourns Hearing In Loan Relief Case To December 3
RBI had earlier instructed lenders to credit difference in compound interest and simple interest on repayments of eligible loans by November 5
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Lakshmi Vilas Bank Lent Heavily To Nirav Modi, Jet Airways: Bank Employees Association
The association claims that the heavy loans were known to the RBI as it had its nominee as Director on the Board of the bank.
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Supreme Court Adjourns Hearing In Loan Relief Case
The RBI had earlier instructed banks and other financial institutions to credit the difference in compound interest and simple interest on repayments of eligible loans up to Rs 2 crore due between March and August, by November 5.
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Loan Relief: RBI Urges Top Court To Lift Interim Order Banning Declaration Of Bad Loans
In a relief to stressed borrowers who are facing hardships due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, the apex court had passed the interim order on September 3.
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Loan Moratorium: Banks Told To Credit ''Interest On Interest'' To Borrowers, RBI Tells Supreme Court
Banks, financial and non-banking financial institutions have been asked to take "necessary actions" to credit the difference between compound and simple interest collected on loans of up to Rs 2 crore during the moratorium scheme,
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RBI Asks Lenders To Implement Waiver Of Interest On Interest Scheme By November 5
Housing loans, education loans, credit card dues, auto loans, MSME loans, consumer durable loans and consumption loans are covered under the scheme.
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Loan Moratorium: Lenders To Credit Interest On Interest To Borrowers By November 5, Says Centre
The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that lenders have been directed to credit in the accounts of eligible borrowers by November 5 the difference between compound interest and simple interest collected on loans of up to Rs 2 crore during the RBI's loan moratorium scheme.
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Credit Difference Between Compound, Simple Interest To Borrowers' Accounts: RBI To Banks
According to the government's scheme, lenders will credit the amount in the borrowers' accounts on or before November 5, which lenders claim as reimbursement from the Centre by December 15.
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Only Standard Loan Accounts As Of March 1 Can Be Recast Under Moratorium: RBI
RBI said a loan account that was due for more than 30 days as on March 1, 2020, but subsequently got regularised, will not be ineligible for resolution under the COVID-19 resolution framework.
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Delay Not In Interest Of Common Man: Top Court As Centre Seeks 1 Month To Implement Interest Waiver Plan
The outcome of the case could have far-reaching consequences not only for millions of borrowers, but also for banks.
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RBI Appeals To Supreme Court To Allow Banks To Classify Bad Loans
The RBI warned that failure to immediately lift an interim stay on banks classifying any loan as a non-performing asset (NPA) would also undermine the central bank's regulatory mandate.
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Centre's Interest Waiver Plan Fails To Deal With "Many Issues": Top Court
The Supreme Court today said the centre's affidavit on waiving "interest on interest" on loans up to Rs 2 crore, frozen during a six-month moratorium granted because of the coronavirus crisis, was not satisfactory and asked for a do-over in a week. The affidavit "fails to deal with several issues raised by petitioners", the court said. The central ...
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"Only Solution": Centre To Waive Compound Interest On Loans Up To 2 Crore
In a huge reprieve for borrowers, the government has told the Supreme Court that it is ready to waive interest on the repayment of loans of up to Rs 2 crore, frozen by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in a six-month moratorium granted because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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RBI Says Loan Moratorium For Small Borrowers - See Who Qualifies
Resurgence of COVID and associated containment measures have created new uncertainties and impacted nascent economic revival that was taking shape.
-
Local Lockdowns: No Need For Loan Moratoriums At Present, Says RBI
It can be noted that the RBI had announced a six-month moratorium in the early days of the national lockdown last year to help borrowers impacted by a chilling in economic activity.
-
Supreme Court Adjourns Hearing In Loan Relief Case To December 3
RBI had earlier instructed lenders to credit difference in compound interest and simple interest on repayments of eligible loans by November 5
-
Lakshmi Vilas Bank Lent Heavily To Nirav Modi, Jet Airways: Bank Employees Association
The association claims that the heavy loans were known to the RBI as it had its nominee as Director on the Board of the bank.
-
Supreme Court Adjourns Hearing In Loan Relief Case
The RBI had earlier instructed banks and other financial institutions to credit the difference in compound interest and simple interest on repayments of eligible loans up to Rs 2 crore due between March and August, by November 5.
-
Loan Relief: RBI Urges Top Court To Lift Interim Order Banning Declaration Of Bad Loans
In a relief to stressed borrowers who are facing hardships due to the impact of COVID-19 pandemic, the apex court had passed the interim order on September 3.
-
Loan Moratorium: Banks Told To Credit ''Interest On Interest'' To Borrowers, RBI Tells Supreme Court
Banks, financial and non-banking financial institutions have been asked to take "necessary actions" to credit the difference between compound and simple interest collected on loans of up to Rs 2 crore during the moratorium scheme,
-
RBI Asks Lenders To Implement Waiver Of Interest On Interest Scheme By November 5
Housing loans, education loans, credit card dues, auto loans, MSME loans, consumer durable loans and consumption loans are covered under the scheme.
-
Loan Moratorium: Lenders To Credit Interest On Interest To Borrowers By November 5, Says Centre
The Centre has informed the Supreme Court that lenders have been directed to credit in the accounts of eligible borrowers by November 5 the difference between compound interest and simple interest collected on loans of up to Rs 2 crore during the RBI's loan moratorium scheme.
-
Credit Difference Between Compound, Simple Interest To Borrowers' Accounts: RBI To Banks
According to the government's scheme, lenders will credit the amount in the borrowers' accounts on or before November 5, which lenders claim as reimbursement from the Centre by December 15.
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Only Standard Loan Accounts As Of March 1 Can Be Recast Under Moratorium: RBI
RBI said a loan account that was due for more than 30 days as on March 1, 2020, but subsequently got regularised, will not be ineligible for resolution under the COVID-19 resolution framework.
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Delay Not In Interest Of Common Man: Top Court As Centre Seeks 1 Month To Implement Interest Waiver Plan
The outcome of the case could have far-reaching consequences not only for millions of borrowers, but also for banks.
-
RBI Appeals To Supreme Court To Allow Banks To Classify Bad Loans
The RBI warned that failure to immediately lift an interim stay on banks classifying any loan as a non-performing asset (NPA) would also undermine the central bank's regulatory mandate.
-
Centre's Interest Waiver Plan Fails To Deal With "Many Issues": Top Court
The Supreme Court today said the centre's affidavit on waiving "interest on interest" on loans up to Rs 2 crore, frozen during a six-month moratorium granted because of the coronavirus crisis, was not satisfactory and asked for a do-over in a week. The affidavit "fails to deal with several issues raised by petitioners", the court said. The central ...
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"Only Solution": Centre To Waive Compound Interest On Loans Up To 2 Crore
In a huge reprieve for borrowers, the government has told the Supreme Court that it is ready to waive interest on the repayment of loans of up to Rs 2 crore, frozen by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in a six-month moratorium granted because of the coronavirus pandemic.
