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competition success review annual subscription Published this article page no   88 This step could indirectly decrease interest rates for auto housing and MSME sector due to fiscal room provided by nonmaintenance of CRR on such loans.  This is only for the purpose of computing the CRR for a period of five years from the date of origination of the loan.  Also the leeway is given only on new loans (i.e. incremental credit) in these sectors post specified date 31 January 2020. (Loans before this date under these sectors are not eligible.) Rationale behind relaxing norms for CRR  The primary aim is to revitalise the flow of bank credit to productive sectors having multiplier effects to support overall growth impulses in the economy.  In the light of prevalent liquidity crunch it is being seen as an additional liquidity measure and also to nudge banks to lend more to the needy segments.  Apart from above the RBI expects that the special window will reinforce monetary transmission strengthen regulation and supervision broaden and deepen financial markets and also improve payment and settlement systems. Rationale for External Benchmark for MSME loans  RBI has not been satisfied with the way monetary transmission works as financial institutions tend to not pass on the benefit to the consumer.  The current paradigm for determination of interest loans is based on Marginal Cost of Lending Rate (MCLR) which is determined by the respective bank.  RBI aims to directly link the interest on loans with an external benchmark so that any change can be directly transmitted to the consumer competition success review annual subscription buy.

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