Larger challenge is to communicate to borrowers the difference between moratorium and waiver, say lenders
On April 27, the RBI had introduced the Rs 50,000-crore liquidity line for the MF industry
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With malls and shops closed, spending avenues are practically non-existent.
According to informal estimates, the two organisations together are looking to extend Rs 7,000-8,000 crore in funding
Industry has also pitched for SPV with initial funding from govt, to help refinance small and mid-sized NBFCs
On April 1, Punjab National Bank (PNB) took over Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) and United Bank of India (UBI) to become the country's second-largest lender after SBI in terms of business
Given the extended lockdown, the bank extensively used its digital platform, including video conferencing, to carry out the performance review and promotion exercise
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Both the banks have come together amid the coronavirus (Covid-19) lockdown and started working as a single bank with a larger footprint.
Banks have built internal capacities for assisting companies, including micro, small & medium enterprises (MSMEs).
The write-offs are technical or prudential in nature, which means the banks have made 100 per cent provisions against the loans
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Lenders are staring at unexpected asset quality losses due to the slowdown in economic activity after the countrywide lockdown.
The special repo window, under which banks can borrow up to 90 days to extend loans or buy debt papers of MFs, remains open till May 11. The total amount banks can borrow is Rs 50,000 cr
According to the available data, the credit risk fund category saw its assets under management (AUM) dip by another 12 per cent in April to Rs 48,392 crore
The liquidity strains have intensified in the wake of redemption pressures related to closure of some debt MFs and potential contagious effects
Public sector bank executives point out that banks understand the need to provide critical support to borrowers hit by the lockdown, imposed to contain the spread of Covid-19.
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