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August 2017
The SBI
on Thursday said that though the Marginal Cost of Funds-based Lending Rate
(MCLR) is expected to be in tandem with the policy rates, banks are hesitant to
reduce it due to cost of credit and deposits and NPAs positioning. The Total Investment & Insurance
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The
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Wednesday cut the key lending rates by 25 basis
points (bps).
"As
far as the MCLR is concerned, it is a function of multiple components. It is
intended that the MCLR is in tandem with policy rates," State Bank of
India (SBI) Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Dinesh Khara told
BTVi in an interview. The Total
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"But
other factors like the cost of deposit and cost of credit -- which are a
critical determinant of MCLR -- and also non-performing assets (NPAs)
positioning, are restricting banks from cutting the MCLR... the policy rates
are a critical component but not the only component affecting the MCLR,"
he said.
The
banking system is rolling into a lot of liquidity and they would like to deploy
that liquidity into the right kind of investments and projects coming up for
consuming this kind of liquidity, Khara said.
The
advances growth in general is 6 per cent in the current fiscal while the retail
advances are doing well at 10-12 per cent. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
Retail
advances are still linked to base rate while the corporate advances are getting
aligned to the MCLR. The Total
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