All REs Mandated To Give KFS To Borrowers For Retail, MSME Loans


RBI's decision shall greatly benefit the borrowers in making an informed decision


FinTech BizNews Service   

Mumbai, February 8, 2024: The Reserve Bank has announced several measures in the recent past to foster greater transparency and disclosure by the regulated entities (REs) in pricing of loans and other charges levied on the customers. One such measure is the requirement for lenders to provide their borrowers a Key Fact Statement (KFS) containing the key information regarding a loan agreement, including all-in-cost of the loan, in simple and easy to understand format. Currently KFS is specifically mandated in respect of loans by scheduled commercial banks to individual borrowers; digital lending by REs; and microfinance loans. As per a statement of Shaktikanta Das, Governor, Reserve Bank of India, issued today February 8, 2024 after the MPC meet, now, it has been decided to mandate all REs to provide the ‘Key Fact Statement’ (KFS) to the borrowers for all retail and MSME loans. Providing critical information about the terms of the loan agreement, including all-inclusive interest cost, shall greatly benefit the borrowers in making an informed decision.

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