The Reserve Bank of India has proposed draft rules to standardize interest-rate setting across lenders, requiring them to maintain loan spreads over benchmark rates for at least three years. The framework also mandates monthly interest rests, daily reducing balance calculations, and a maximum three-month benchmark reset frequency for major lenders. Credit risk premiums can only change with documented borrower credit profile changes.
RBI draft rules to standardize loan pricing, curb spread tinkering
Source: Times of India