{"id":1353,"date":"2016-05-04T22:10:05","date_gmt":"2016-05-04T16:40:05","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/yourcareerheights.com\/?page_id=1353"},"modified":"2016-05-04T22:10:05","modified_gmt":"2016-05-04T16:40:05","slug":"lesson-no-29","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/yourcareerheights.com\/?page_id=1353","title":{"rendered":"Lesson no 29"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>23\/4\/2016<\/p>\n<p>***** Lesson no 29 *****<\/p>\n<p>One fine morning recently joined Officer Mr. Dhiresh Kumar a bit perplexed asked his very Senior Colleague Shri Nagpal, Sir &#8220;I come across a term &#8216;CHORE COMMITTEE&#8217; several times what it connotes?<br \/>Shri Nagpal took a long breath and came out with a beautiful exposition. An intelligent question he said with himself and gave full details as follows.<\/p>\n<p>&#8212;&#8212; Chore Committee &#8212;&#8212;-<\/p>\n<p>The committee was formulated in March 1979, now exactly 47 years ago by RBI to review the Operations of Cash Credit System and to suggest modifications\/alternative types of credit limits.Then the suggestions were<br \/>1. Review of all borrowal accounts at least once a year with Working Capital limits of Rs Ten lacs and over. <br \/>(My young friends then GOLD was Rs.400\/450 a Tola ;10 GMs)<br \/>2 To switch over to 2nd Method of Lending as recommended by Tandon Committee for WC limits of Rs 10 lacs and above.<br \/>3 Separate limits for Peak and Non -peak Periods \/Levels of operations for Seasonal Industries. Eg Sugar,Food processing etc.<br \/>4 Submission of QIS data (Quartrly information system.) by all borrowers with WC limits of Rs50 lacs and above from banking system.<br \/>5 Drawl of Funds to be regulated through QIS statements with tolerance of 10% on either way on indicated requirement of the borrower.<br \/>6. Along-with QIS I and II borrowers should submit <br \/>&#8212; Monthly Select Operational Data (ie. MSOD).<br \/>&#8212; Half Yearly proforma Balance Sheet and Profit and Loss account<br \/>&#8212; Half yearly Operating and Funds Flow Statements QIS III.<br \/>(Initially QIS III was to be submitted to RBI but it was discontinued and was to be a tool of control for Bankers).<br \/>7 To give a boost to Bills Financing committee suggested that 50% of Cash Credit limits against Raw Material be by way of Drawee Bills Limit.<br \/>## Initially QIS submission was made applicable to borrowers with WC limits of Rs.50 lacs and above from banking system.<br \/>## Since 1994 it was made applicable to borrowers with WC limits of Rs.1 Crores and above.<\/p>\n<p>@ Present Guidelines. @<\/p>\n<p>In the light of Operational Freedom granted by RBI from August 1998 the Individual Bank&#8217;s have to make the stipulations. The common cut off for many Banks are<br \/>a) Borrowers enjoying WC limits of Rs.2 Crores and above from banking system to submit QIS<br \/>b)In respect of Consortium Finance to follow the System as decided by Consortium (or the Lead Bank System in absence).<br \/>Shri Nagpal was looking at Shri Dhiresh Kumar with expectations, and DK a honest intelligent guy appeared very satisfied.<br \/>DK furthered Sir, &#8216;I understood the basics but I am sure you have to tell some additional points.<br \/>Shri Nagpal came out with remorse, DK the Sys is still wonderful even under present circumstances for Monitoring Large Borrowal accounts.<br \/>But very sadly I have to agree that One &#8211; it is not understood properly even by 300 staff members out of strength of 35000 in an average PSU bank.Secondly the branches collect them as a formality. Thus a control mechanism looses its usefulness and benefits are skittled away.He furthered, on the other hand &#8216;My experience tells that most of the borrowers who have to submit these Statement understood it thoroughly but do not show and submit as they will be questioned.<br \/>DK very eagerly requested Shri Nagpal to throw more light on this important subject. Shri Nagpal with a smile said tomorrow.<\/p>\n<p>By by my friends.<\/p>\n<p>Waman Gokhale<br \/>waman.gokhale@gmail.com<br \/>7350901500<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>23\/4\/2016 ***** Lesson no 29 ***** One fine morning recently joined Officer Mr. Dhiresh Kumar a bit perplexed asked his very Senior Colleague Shri Nagpal, Sir &#8220;I come across a term &#8216;CHORE COMMITTEE&#8217; several times what it connotes?Shri Nagpal took a long breath and came out with a beautiful exposition. 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