The RBI found breaches in the loan-to-value ratio, significant disbursements and collections of loan amount in cash
RBI has instituted a special audit and the restrictions will be reviewed after the completion of the audit
The RBI on Friday announced the increase in the monetary ceiling of gold loans that can be granted under the bullet repayment scheme from Rs 2 lakh to Rs 4 lakh for UCBs
Sequentially, the sanctioned shrunk by 20.3 per cent over the quarter ended March 2023 (Q4FY23), data from Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC)-CRIF showed
Gold loan market expected to shift to organised sector: WGC report
Under the current Gold Monetisation Scheme, 2015, banks can give gold loans to jewellery exporters or domestic makers. The loan, equivalent to the value of gold borrowed, needs to be repaid in rupees
Proposals will improve banking for customers; make lenders be mindful of how they sell products
Indel Money Limited, a non-bank lender focussed on gold loan, on Thursday said it will raise Rs 100 crore through secured non-convertible debentures (NCDs). The NCD issue of face value of Rs 1,000 each will open on June 6 and close on June 19, the lender said in a release. "The issue includes a base issue size for an amount of up to Rs 50 crore with an option to retain oversubscription up to Rs 50 crore aggregating up to Rs 100 crore," it said. The debentures will be issued for a tenure ranging from 400 days to 72 months with coupon rates of up to 12.25 per cent per annum, the company said, adding that the issue is rated as BBB+/Stable by Crisil Ratings Ltd. "Increased revenue, profitability and visibility are the factors that drive the branch network. With this issue, we aim to expand our sources of funds," said Umesh Mohanan, Executive Director and CEO, Indel Money. Indel Money earlier raised Rs 100 crore through NCDs in May 2022. It also plans to raise around Rs 300 crore thro
The recent surge in gold prices has made the yellow metal shinier as it fetches more funds for borrowers. Significantly, gold prices shot to Rs 60,000 per 10 grams from about Rs 50,000 a year ago
The company's interest income jumped 23% to 17.14 billion rupees, while expenses rose a comparatively smaller 8.3%
Analysts believe the continued aggression of banks and fintechs would make gold loan NBFCs pivot their business models to lower spreads and margin
The Kerala-based mid-sized lender CSB Bank (formerly Catholic Syrian Bank) on Monday reported a muted 5 per cent growth in net profit to Rs 156 crore despite record margins and a 26 per cent rise in advances for the quarter to December. Led by a hefty 51 per cent jump in gold loans, its total advances grew 26 per cent to Rs 18,456.70 crore, while deposits rose 19 per cent to Rs 22,664 crore. CSB Bank has over 45 per cent of its assets in gold loans. During the reporting quarter, its gold loan book soared 51 per cent to Rs 8,780.30 crore from Rs 5,825.50 crore a year ago, the company said. It's very high gold loan exposure, which works out to be 45.4 per cent of its overall loan assets, giving the lender an industry high 5.8 per cent net interest margin (up marginally on-year), which the managing director and Pralay Mondal said is not sustainable as the bank will have to offer better pricing to its depositors going forward. This record high margin pushed up its core net interest in
Lender's amalgamation with Lakshmi Vilas Bank expanded its reach in South India
Manappuram, Muthoot not facing refinancing challenge yet
The Bengaluru-based microfinancier-turned-small finance bank is also expecting to hit over 30 per cent this fiscal and take its loan book to around Rs 25,500 crore
Canara Bank is pushing this business in Eastern region and two metropolitan areas - Mumbai and Pune
SBI agriculture cold loan portfolio increased to Rs 73,601 crore in FY22 from Rs 66,878 crore in FY2021 and personal segment, the gold loans book expanded by 9.89 per cent YoY to Rs 23,063 crore
Shriram City Union Finance will focus on personal, gold and small business loans to achieve its 18 per cent growth in AUM in the current fiscal year amid a slowdown in demand for two-wheelers due to shortage of components and other factors, a top company executive said. Noting that the demand in the economy has not yet fully recovered, while rural and semi-urban areas have been doing better now, Y S Chakravarti, MD & CEO, said majority of the company's business comes from semi-urban and rural markets and anything good for the rural economy will help the company's business. "Our focus will be on personal loan, gold loan and small business loans. In terms of economic recovery, we have not recovered fully. Urban areas are still struggling, to some extent the rural economy has picked up probably because, one the harvest has been good and in current year also there is good rainfall prediction,"Chakravarti told PTI in an interaction. He said the crop harvests and also the prices are ...
If the price of gold plunges, a borrower can be asked to put up additional collateral
Plans aggressive expansion in north India, where it has already launched its product in 70 branches