According to the Centre, more than 28.68 crore loans for an amount of Rs 14.96 lakh crore have been sanctioned by banks, NBFCs and MFIs since the launch of PMMY
Say stimulus measures will spur economic activity, especially in construction and infra sector
The NPAs of public sector banks (PSBs) under the Mudra scheme stood at 4.9 per cent in 2019-20 - a big jump from 3.7 per cent in 2018-19 and 3.4 per cent in 2017-18
Says more than 75% of customers take loans in their individual names as they do not have any business establishment or partnerships and are compelled to conduct their businesses in individual names
FIDC said the assistance to eligible individual borrowers under ECLGS is just limited to loans given under MUDRA scheme
Benefit will be applicable for 12 months to all loan accounts under 'Sishu' category of Mudra scheme, provided they have not been classified as NPA as of March 31, 2020
All govt banks, including urban and multi-state cooperative banks will be brought under the supervisory powers of the RBI
At the start of the decade, the government was busy infusing stimulus packages to revive various sectors affected by the global credit crisis
Have disbursed just Rs 135 cr out of a total assistance of Rd 6,492 cr; Private sector lenders eclipse all banks
The Mudra Yojana was launched in 2015 for providing small loans to income generating small enterprises in manufacturing and services
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the PMMY on April 8, 2015, for providing collateral free loans of up to Rs 10 lakh to non-corporate, non-farm small/micro enterprises
With the new dispensation at the Centre and steps taken to clean up the banking system, it was expected the era of directed lending was over
Writes to finance ministry for changes in scheme to boost employment, remove disparities
After taking benefit of the scheme, jobs increased by around 11 mn in these establishments
Some of the reasons for NPAs are: First-time borrowers under Shishu category prioritising emergent needs, business failures, inefficiencies in lending practices
It would not be incorrect to assume that the government had been toying with the idea of demonetisation from as early as February 2016
The apex NBFC body Finance Industry Development Council (FIDC) Tuesday said they should be allowed to avail of refinance facility under the Mudra scheme and also setting up of a permanent refinance window at RBI similar to the one that National Housing Bank (NHB)offers them tohelp meet their liquidity needs. Following the IL&FS bankruptcy last September, the entire shadow banking sector has been under severe liquidity stress with many leading players like DHFL reporting defaults. Though the Reserve Bank has promised them all the help, nothing concrete has come up yet, while the industry has been losing market share on one hand and their stocks plunging on the other. The liquidity crisis has seen a massive 19 percentage points drop in disbursement by NBFCs in the fourth quarter of FY19, according to industry data. The sector used to witness a 15 percent growth in loan disbursement earlier. In the fiscal stability report released by the RBI last week, it warned that a .
The report has also mentioned mainstreaming the restructuring of stressed loans, considering the central bank had given a one-year window to banks to do so in January
According to the Budget 2018-19, the government intends to disburse loans of up to Rs 3 trillion in the current financial year ending March 31
The central bank has flagged that bad loans under PMMY have risen to Rs 11,000 crore