Govt asks state-run banks to provide liquidity support to corporate borrowers; SBI rolls out emergency credit line
4 years, 9 months ago

Govt asks state-run banks to provide liquidity support to corporate borrowers; SBI rolls out emergency credit line

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Small businesses have been approaching banks to provide additional liquidity support, also warning that loan repayments may be delayed. Mumbai/New Delhi: The government has asked all state-owned lenders to extend emergency credit lines to corporate borrowers, three government and banking sources said, as it rushes to tackle the fallout from the coronavirus outbreak that has grounded business across the globe. India’s largest lender, State Bank of India, has already rolled out this emergency credit line and the other state-owned lenders are also expected to follow suit shortly, industry officials said. Lenders have also asked the banking regulator to ease bad loan classification rules and also to extend loan repayments by six months across categories spanning industry, agriculture and retail customers.

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