SBI chairman Rajnish Kumar suggests to avoid high debt burden
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State Bank
of India (SBI) chairman Rajnish Kumar has said that there are a lot of
uncertainties in the current situation. In such a situation, small and medium
enterprises should work wisely and avoid excessive debt burden.
Avoid high debt burden
She made the
remarks while addressing a program organized by FICCI Ladies Organization
through video conference. He said that if there is any chronic problem with the
undertakings then they should avoid taking short term loans.
Kumar, while
addressing the topic of 'Rescuing the MSME Sector Post Kovid-19', said,
"Under such uncertain circumstances, all enterprises will need more
capital to operate, which the banks will provide." But in such a
situation, the enterprises should avoid taking more loans using intelligence
because even after such circumstances they will have to repay the loan and will
also get interested from above. ”
However, he
also said that in such a difficult time there is no problem in raising the loan
if the business returns to track in the next six months to one year due to more
capital to operate.
Banks will not pay any dividend
The Reserve
Bank of India (RBI) on Friday gave relief to the banks, saying that they are
exempted from dividend payments due to financial difficulties faced by the
Coronavirus epidemic.
Reserve Bank
Governor Shaktikanta Das made several announcements to ease the increasing
pressure on the financial sector. He said that the 90-day rule to declare a
loan as a stuck debt will not apply to the prohibition on the repayment of the
existing loan instalment of banks. He said that banks have been given relief
in view of the financial pressure created by the Kovid-19 epidemic.
Three months exemption for borrowers
It is
noteworthy that the borrowers have been given an exemption for three months on the
instalment payment of the loan of the banks. Due to this exemption, banks'
loans will not be declared as NPA.
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