Loan Against Shares

Loan Against Shares

Loan against share is offered against listed securities. Investors can borrow funds against existing investment portfolios to meet investment and liquidity requirements. The money that the borrower has invested in can get loan.

Loan Against Shares
7 %
Interest Rate
Loan Against Shares
10.11 %
Base Rate
Loan Against Shares
17.11 %
Total Interest Rate

Last Updated Date: May 16, 2022

Sunrise Bank Ltd

Sunrise bank limited has provided its customers with up-to-date banking services and facilities under the motto Rising to serve. The bank was founded by renowned pioneers and its team is completely committed to creating a dedicated institution to provide all banking needs and services. The aim of this bank is to provide all kinds of individuals in every area, size of transaction and aspiration with the tailor banking service. It has approved the capital with regard to the capital structure of the bank: 5,000 million, Promoter Shares of NRs (51% of the paid-up capital), 1,140.70 million respectively. For public stock, which is 49% of the paid-up capital, 1,095.95 million. This bank is not only open for profit motive But also with the aim to be a friend who will take care of people’s financial affairs and support them. This bank is always in operation to ensure the customer's success.

Loan Against Shares

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

  1. Copy of citizenship certificate of the borrower and all other owners of the securities
  2. Photographs
  3. Documents certifying current salary (for employee)
  4. Paper of Agreements/contracts (for Fixed Income Groups)
  5. Loan Application form duly filled and signed
  6. Firm Registration Certificate/PAN with Board Resolution for obtaining loan and to sign on security documents of the bank in case of firm/company

 

What is Loan Against Shares?

The Loan Against Shares is a term loan against equity shares you own. It helps you gain the financial flexibility that you need without disrupting your long-term investment strategy. In terms of your fiscal position, Loan Against Securities is a ​better option to explore instead of bringing your investments in other securities like property and gold in the ambit of loans – the shares you own can generate loans for your business. Loan against securities is a loan where you pledge your shares, mutual funds or life insurance policies as collateral to the bank against your loan amount.(Loans against shares not to exceed Rs 10 lakhs if the purpose is for subscribing to IPOs.) You will need to provide a margin amount of 50% of the prevailing market prices of the shares being offered as security.

Pledge of the demat shares against which loan is sanctioned.Loans against shares/securities are monetary loans that are provided against listed securities like bonds, shares, insurance policies or bonds. These loans are very useful in times when cash is needed urgently for any personal or business requirement. Loans against shares are a popular form of getting short or long term loans and the repayment period extends to up to 36 months. The list of securities against which one can get a loan will differ from lender to lender .It is offered against listed securities. Investors can borrow funds against existing investment portfolios to meet investment and liquidity requirements. The money that the borrower has invested in can get him a loan. 

Most often people invest in shared as it is a popular method of short and long term investment. The securities acceptable differ from lender to lender and the lenders usually have a list of securities that they choose from. It is simply to ensure that the lender will not incur loss. If you are a business owner requiring immediate funds, it is the most appropriate financing solution for you. Businesses with expansion plans, or those requiring funds to procure additional manpower, machinery and tech expertise to scale operations. Additionally, salaried individuals in need of immediate liquidity may also optium  for this financing solution.

Individuals who are eligible for a Loan Against Shares
 

  • Funds: Resident Indians above the age of 18. 
  • NRIs above the age of 18.


 

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