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SBI & PSBs comes up with various initiatives to meet their operational liabilities in COVID-19 pandemic situation

SBI & PSBs comes up with various initiatives to meet their operational liabilities in COVID-19 pandemic situation

Kolkata, Jul 19 (UNI) The Central Government, State Bank of India (SBI) and other Public

Sector Undertakings (PSB)s have come up with various initiatives to meet their operational

liabilities, cash crunch and to start or maintain their businesses in the COVID-19 pandemic

situation.

SBI has established a nodal officer in each administrative office to ensure speedy

implementation of such initiatives said SBI General Manager MD Saad Imteyaz Hussaini

while interacting in a webinar organised by Press Information Bureau, Kolkata, on the

‘Banking Efforts to help in attaining Atma Nirbhar Bharat in the Covid Situation’.

He added, in the first week of April itself, SBI and other PSBs have come up with a new

product, the Common COVID Emergency Line of Credit where 10% of their fund based

working capital limit was provided to the MSME units and other business enterprises to

tide over the liquidity crisis.

This product was availed by many MSME and business enterprises. This 10% working

capital demand loan is having tenure of 24 months along with a moratorium period of six

months. The Interest Rate is also 1% above MCLR, roughly around 8%.

According to Hussaini, in the month of May, the Government of India has come up with

a big bonanza for the MSME sector. The Government has launched an emergency credit

limit of 3 lac crore to the MSME sector.

Any MSME unit having total outstanding within 25 crore as on February 29, 2020 and

not having any irregularity of NPA / SMA 2 can avail 20% of their outstanding as on

February 29, 2020 as a working capital term loan.

The term loan is pre-approved. The loan has a tenure of 48 months and moratorium of

12 months. Interest must be paid monthly as and when applied. The scheme is open either

up to October 31, 2020 or whenever the 3 lac crore fund gets sanctioned by the

member-lending institutions.

He also mentioned SBI and other PSBs offering E-Mudra loan as in the new normal

banking transactions have been shifted more to the digital platform.

Saad spoke on the YONO digital platform where Customers can open accounts online

through YONO without visiting the Branch.

SBI has launched a new concept called Pre-Approved Business Loan. Business

enterprises can avail loan through digital platform without visiting branch, he informed.

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