Loan-to-Value ratio increase for gold-backed non-agricultural loans temporarily eases borrower liquidity, then reverts for new loans. The circular temporarily increases the permissible Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio for loans secured by gold ornaments and jewellery for non-agricultural end-uses to provide liquidity support to households, entrepreneurs and small businesses affected by Covid-19. The enhancement applies to scheduled commercial banks, including regional rural banks, while other terms and conditions of prior RBI guidelines on gold loans remain applicable; fresh gold loans sanctioned after the temporary period will revert to the earlier LTV ceiling.
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Loan-to-Value ratio increase for gold-backed non-agricultural loans temporarily eases borrower liquidity, then reverts for new loans.
The circular temporarily increases the permissible Loan-to-Value (LTV) ratio for loans secured by gold ornaments and jewellery for non-agricultural end-uses to provide liquidity support to households, entrepreneurs and small businesses affected by Covid-19. The enhancement applies to scheduled commercial banks, including regional rural banks, while other terms and conditions of prior RBI guidelines on gold loans remain applicable; fresh gold loans sanctioned after the temporary period will revert to the earlier LTV ceiling.
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