Benchmark-based lending: internal MCLR and Base Rate frameworks require banks to price loans by benchmark plus spread. Banks must adopt a Board approved interest rate policy and price rupee advances (subject to specified exemptions) by reference to an internal or external benchmark plus a bank defined spread. The internal benchmarks are the Base Rate and the Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate (MCLR), the latter comprising marginal cost of funds, negative carry on CRR, operating costs and a tenor premium; MCLR is tenor linked and published at specified maturities, reviewed monthly (or quarterly where permitted), and governs reset mechanics of floating rate loans.
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Benchmark-based lending: internal MCLR and Base Rate frameworks require banks to price loans by benchmark plus spread.
Banks must adopt a Board approved interest rate policy and price rupee advances (subject to specified exemptions) by reference to an internal or external benchmark plus a bank defined spread. The internal benchmarks are the Base Rate and the Marginal Cost of Funds based Lending Rate (MCLR), the latter comprising marginal cost of funds, negative carry on CRR, operating costs and a tenor premium; MCLR is tenor linked and published at specified maturities, reviewed monthly (or quarterly where permitted), and governs reset mechanics of floating rate loans.
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