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Unit 9: Priority Sector Lending




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           (e)   Registered NBFCs       (i)   RBI Act 1934
                                        (ii)  Companies Act 1956
           (f) Unregistered NBFCs       (i)   NBFCs carrying on the business of an FI prior to the coming
                                           into force of RBI Amendment Act 1997 whose application
                                           for CoR has not yet been rejected by the Bank
                                        (ii)  Sec. 25 of Companies Act
           (g)  Other providers like Societies,   (i)   Societies Registration Act ’60 (ii) Indian Trusts Act (iii)
              Trusts, etc.                 Chapter IIIC of RBI Act ’34 (iv) State Moneylenders Act





             Notes  The more frequently affirm must refinance debt, the greater is the risk of its not
            being able to obtain the necessary financing.

          Self Assessment

          Fill in the blanks:

          11.  Concept of ______ is based on thrift, which means cutting their expenditure and sparing
               for the purpose, Whereas saving means to save something from the existing income.
          12.  In order to deal with the problems of coordination for rehabilitation of sick ________,
               State Level Inter-Institutional Committees (SLIICs) have been set up in all the States.
          13.  ______ and _______ have contributed Rs. 40 crore each to this fund. The balance of Rs. 20
               crore was contributed by 11 public sector banks.

          14.  _______ is defined as provision of thrift, credit and other financial services and products of
               very small amount to the poor in rural, semi-urban and urban areas for enabling them to
               raise their income levels and improve living standards.
          15.  _______ programme should be fixed taking into account the sustenance requirements,
               surplus generating capacity, the break-even point, the life of the asset, etc., and not in an
               "ad hoc" manner.




             Case Study  Increased recovery on written off cases for one of the
                        top NBFC of India.

             The Client

             Our client is one of the top non Deposit taking NBFC of India having its presence in
             multiple locations in India and actively involved in financing of vehicle loans
             Industry

             Banking & Finance
             Challenges
             Our client was burdened with a very high NPA (Non Performing Assets) in the post
             recession period, with new business acquisitions having taken a back seat due to
             conservative market sentiments it was of core importance for the client to reduce its NPA
             portfolio.                                                       Contd....




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