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Q5. Adhere To The Norms Laid by Rbi

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Q5.

ADHERE TO THE NORMS LAID BY RBI:

 Accordingly, Bank has framed an OTS Scheme keeping in view of the guidelines
communicated by RBI. (i) Coverage of accounts: a) All loan accounts with original advance/
sanctioned limits up to Rs. 25,000/- which became doubtful and loss assets as on 30.9.2005.
b) All accounts, including Suit filed and Decreed Debts c) Accounts in all sectors irrespective
of the nature of the business /purpose. d) Cases of fraud, malfeasance are not covered.
(ii) Settlement formula: The amount that should be recovered as settlement amount under
these guidelines would be arrived at on the basis of holistic approach taking in to account the
age of the loan, nature of security available, present financial position of the borrower,
recovery received so far in the account, final impact on P& L account etc. However branches
shall make efforts to recover maximum possible in these accounts.
(iii) Payment: The amount of settlement arrived at as above, should normally be paid in one
lumpsum immediately i.e, within one month from the date of sanction. However, in deserving
cases, Branches may consider recovering the settlement amount in installments with a down
payment of at least 10% to be received at the time of settlement. The balance Syndicate Bank
amount should be recovered within one year from the date of sanction of OTS along with
DPI.
(iv) Scheme Period The Scheme will be in operation up to 31.12.2006.
(v) Fresh Loans: The borrowers whose loans are closed under this scheme would be eligible
for fresh loans. The respective authorities to take decision on fresh loan as per the delegated
powers keeping in view the viability of the proposed activity, income generation to meet the
loan installments and interest, borrower’s experience in the line etc. Bank’s Rights under the
provisions of SARFAESI Act: “The Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets
and Enforcement of Security interest Act 2002”(54/2002) has been effective from 21.6.2002,
the date on which the first Ordinance was promulgated and has received the President’s
assent on 17.12.2002.

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