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24 C ABM Rehabilitation Recovery

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What is the primary objective of rehabilitation of a sick industrial unit under Indian banking norms?

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The primary objective is to revive and restore the unit to a viable state so that it can repay its dues to banks and resume normal operations, thereby preserving employment and economic value.

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What is 'Scheme for Sustainable Structuring of Stressed Assets' (S4A) introduced by RBI?

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RBI scheme to restructure debt of large stressed projects into sustainable and unsustainable portions.

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Which RBI circular governs the framework for resolution of stressed assets in Indian banks?

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The RBI Prudential Framework for Resolution of Stressed Assets (June 2019) governs the resolution framework, replacing the earlier schemes like S4A, SDR, and 5/25 refinancing.

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What is 'Joint Lenders Forum' (JLF) in the context of stressed asset resolution?

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A forum of all banks with exposure to a stressed borrower to collectively resolve the account.

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What is the definition of a Non-Performing Asset (NPA) as per RBI guidelines?

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An NPA is a loan or advance where interest or principal payment has remained overdue for a period of more than 90 days in case of term loans, or the account remains out of order for cash credit and overdraft facilities.

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What is the meaning of 'lead bank' in a consortium lending arrangement?

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The bank with largest exposure that coordinates credit monitoring and recovery among lenders.

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What is meant by 'restructuring' of a loan account in bank credit management?

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Restructuring refers to a change in the original terms of a loan — such as rescheduling of repayment, reduction in interest rate, or conversion of interest to equity — to help a borrower overcome temporary financial stress.

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What is 'Corporate Debt Restructuring' (CDR) mechanism in Indian banking?

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A voluntary, non-statutory mechanism for restructuring debt of viable but stressed corporates.

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