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                NOTIFICATIONS FROM RBI     
               
               
                Compounding of interest on Agriculture Loans 
                       
                        April 12, 2011 at 2:52 AM 
                          
                              RBI/2010-11/474
                              RPCD.CO.RRB.BC No. 59/03.05.72/2010-11

                              April 11, 2011

                              The Chairman
                              All Regional Rural Banks
                              The Chairman & Managing Director
                              All Sponsor Banks

                              Dear Sir,

                              Compounding of interest on Agriculture Loans 

                              Please refer to the instructions contained at 
para. 5. in RBI Master circular RPCD. CO. Plan. BC. No. 10/04.09.01/2010-11 
dated July 1, 2010 on Lending to Priority Sector, addressed to Scheduled 
Commercial Banks, together with the instructions contained in para. 2 of RPCD 
circular RRB. BC. No. 96/ 03.05.34/ 2001-02 dated May 27, 2002, read with  
para. 2 of the circular RRB. BC. No. 105/ 03.05.34/ 2001-02 dated June 11, 2002 
addressed to the RRBs, on the captioned subject.

                              2. A recent study undertaken by Regional Offices 
of NABARD and RBI in select States has revealed that compounding of interest on 
quarterly/ half-yearly basis, and not as per cropping/ harvesting cycle/s on 
agricultural loans, was prevalent in some RRBs. In certain cases, NABARD has 
also observed that RRBs have been using the software package developed by their 
sponsor banks, which has no provision for segregating interest from principal 
before applying the interest for the next period. Wherever manual accounting 
was involved, the compounding was observed in a few cases attributed to human 
error.

                              3. It is, therefore, imperative that sponsor 
banks/ RRBs develop/ modify the software package to ensure that the process of 
compounding of interest on agricultural loans falls in line with the extant 
instructions on the subject issued to them. Also, RRBs should re-examine the 
relevant cases and arrange to re-credit the excess interest wrongly charged in 
the accounts, under advice to our respective Regional Offices and to NABARD.

                              Yours faithfully,

                              (C.D.Srinivasan)
                              Chief General Manager
                             
                       
                  
             
                
               
             
                 
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