ANDHRA PRAGATHI GRAMEENA BANK HEAD OFFICE :: KADAPA CREDIT & RECOVERIES DEPARTMENT Circular No. 122-2013-BC-CD Date: 01.08.2013 Pragathi Special One Time Settlement scheme for settling Non-performing accounts under Doubtful ( DA1, DA-2 & DA-3) and Loss Assets category with outstanding real account balance of Rs.2.00 lakhs and below as on 31.03.2013 from01.08.2013 to 30.04.2014 Branches are fully aware that there was a huge accretion of Rs. 69.37 crore to Non Performing Assets (NPAs) as on 31.03.2013, in view of which, the NPA level has gone upwards and stood at Rs.126.00 crore as against Rs.68.03 crore as on 31..03.2012. The percentage of gross NPAs to total advances has gone up to 1.86 % and the net NPA has gone up to 1.03 % as on 31.03.2013 as against 1.03 % under gross NPA and 0.09 % under net NPA in the corresponding period previous year. The increase in NPAs has affected the profitability of the Bank to a large extent. Further, the PNPAs as on 02.07.2013 stood at an alarming level of Rs.399.20 crores for September, 2013. Since it has been decided to shift focus on auto moment of NPAs from annual basis to quarterly basis from ensuing quarter ending 30 th September, 2013 as per the guidelines, the branches have to fully gear up the recovery efforts for curtailing potential NPAs to the lowest minimum possible by the quarter end . In order to reduce the NPAs/ curtailing the PNPAs, the branches / Regional Offices have been advised to regularly monitor the NPAs/PNPAs and personally visit the NPA/PNPA borrowers at regular intervals for recovery. Though the action plan for improving the recovery under the NPAs and curtailing PNPAs has been discussed at various forums like, performance budget meetings, recovery review meetings, video conferences etc., the situation is quite alarming and there is no perceptible improvement in the situation. As such, a need has arisen to thoroughly gear up the efforts for recovery of NPAs and curtailing PNPAs. There have been many requests from branches/Regional Offices to introduce a Special Pragathi One Time Settlement Scheme (SPOTS) similar to the one implemented in the first quarter of this calendar year. The compromise route is mainly guided by the overriding need to bring down the NPAs significantly- particularly the Doubtful and the Loss Assets component – with twin objectives of increasing the interest income on the one hand and reducing the provisioning burden/interest reversal on the other hand. With a view to enable the Branches / Regional Offices to tackle the NPA borrowers, the Bank has placed a note in the Board Meeting held on 29.07.2013 proposing to implement a SCHEME namely “PRAGATHI SPECIAL ONE TIME SETTLEMENT SCHEME (PSOTS)” from 01.08.2013 to 30.04.2014 , for settling Non Performing Accounts under Doubtful (DA1, DA2 & DA3) and LOSS ASSETS Category with an outstanding book balance of Rs.2.00 lakhs and below as on 31.03.2013. The Board has permitted the Bank to implement the Scheme. The Board approved policy is very much advantageous and attractive to the NPA borrowers, who are under distress and it is quite helpful to them to come out of this debt ridden situation. Contd…2
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ANDHRA PRAGATHI GRAMEENA BANK
HEAD OFFICE :: KADAPA CREDIT & RECOVERIES DEPARTMENT
Circular No. 122-2013-BC-CD Date: 01.08.2013
Pragathi Special One Time Settlement scheme for settling Non-performing accounts under Doubtful ( DA1, DA-2 & DA-3) and Loss Assets category with outstanding real account balance of Rs.2.00 lakhs and below as on 31.03.201 3
from01.08.2013 to 30.04.2014
Branches are fully aware that there was a huge accretion of Rs. 69.37 crore to Non
Performing Assets (NPAs) as on 31.03.2013, in view of which, the NPA level has gone
upwards and stood at Rs.126.00 crore as against Rs.68.03 crore as on 31..03.2012.
The percentage of gross NPAs to total advances has gone up to 1.86 % and the net
NPA has gone up to 1.03 % as on 31.03.2013 as against 1.03 % under gross NPA and
0.09 % under net NPA in the corresponding period previous year. The increase in NPAs
has affected the profitability of the Bank to a large extent.
Further, the PNPAs as on 02.07.2013 stood at an alarming level of Rs.399.20 crores for
September, 2013. Since it has been decided to shift focus on auto moment of
NPAs from annual basis to quarterly basis from ensuing quarter ending 30th
September, 2013 as per the guidelines, the branches have to fully gear up the
recovery efforts for curtailing potential NPAs to the lowest minimum possible
by the quarter end.
In order to reduce the NPAs/ curtailing the PNPAs, the branches / Regional Offices have
been advised to regularly monitor the NPAs/PNPAs and personally visit the NPA/PNPA
borrowers at regular intervals for recovery. Though the action plan for improving the
recovery under the NPAs and curtailing PNPAs has been discussed at various forums like,
performance budget meetings, recovery review meetings, video conferences etc., the
situation is quite alarming and there is no perceptible improvement in the situation. As
such, a need has arisen to thoroughly gear up the efforts for recovery of NPAs and
curtailing PNPAs.
There have been many requests from branches/Regional Offices to introduce a Special
Pragathi One Time Settlement Scheme (SPOTS) similar to the one implemented in the
first quarter of this calendar year. The compromise route is mainly guided by the
overriding need to bring down the NPAs significantly- particularly the Doubtful and the
Loss Assets component – with twin objectives of increasing the interest income on the
one hand and reducing the provisioning burden/interest reversal on the other hand.
With a view to enable the Branches / Regional Offices to tackle the NPA borrowers, the
Bank has placed a note in the Board Meeting held on 29.07.2013 proposing to implement
a SCHEME namely “PRAGATHI SPECIAL ONE TIME SETTLEMENT SCHEME
(PSOTS)” from 01.08.2013 to 30.04.2014, for settling Non Performing Accounts
under Doubtful (DA1, DA2 & DA3) and LOSS ASSETS Category with an
outstanding book balance of Rs.2.00 lakhs and below as on 31.03.2013. The
Board has permitted the Bank to implement the Scheme. The Board approved
policy is very much advantageous and attractive to the NPA borrowers, who are under
distress and it is quite helpful to them to come out of this debt ridden situation.
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As such, the branches / Regional Offices have to utilise the opportunity and strive hard
to scout number of OTS proposals under the special scheme and reduce the NPA level at
least by 30 % of March 2013 level so as to achieve the targeted level of Rs.88 crore by
September, 2013.
Branches are advised to take advantage of the Special Scheme for reducing the NPAs
substantially and to achieve targets set for March, 2014.
Branches may note that the PSOTS Scheme is applicable only for NPAs under
the Category of DA1, DA2 & DA3 and LOSS ASSETS. For other category of NPAs
i.e., Substandard category, the Special POTS Scheme is not applicable.
Therefore Branches are advised to follow Cir.No.205-2011-BC-CSRD
dt.05.08.2011 to settle the compromise proposal under the Sub Standard
Assets.
Further, Branches may note that in respect of compromise, the offer is not unilateral by
the borrower but it is arrived at after protracted negotiations at various levels and
therefore it shall be a negotiated compromise. As such, it should be our endeavor to
recover the dues to maximum extent with minimum sacrifice / concession.
The salient features of the Special Scheme are given in the annexure.
Salient features of Pragathi Special One Time Settlement Scheme (PSOTS) :
1) Coverage of accounts:
a) The account should have been classified as doubtful (DA1, DA2 or DA3) and
loss assets (borrower wise) as at 31.03.2013.
b) Original advance / limit and book balance outstanding as at
31.03.2013 should be Rs.2.00 lakhs and below and should have been
remained unpaid.
c) Settlement proposals may be considered in respect of these accounts
irrespective of the sector, nature of business / purpose, suit filed / decreed
accounts status. d) Cases of frauds, malfeasance and willful defaulters will not be covered.
e) NPAs secured by cash securities such as NSCs, IVPs, Jewels are not eligible for
consideration.
f) NPA accounts standing in the name of staff, ex-staff members are excluded.
2) Scheme period
The scheme period is from 01.08.2013 to 30.04.2014.
3) Offer amount under settlement:
As far as possible, efforts shall be made to recover book balance plus a portion of
interest. However in deserving cases considering the age of the loan, means of
the borrowers / sureties, chances of recovery, status of suit filed accounts and the
amount recovered so far, write off / waiver can be considered / permitted by the
competent authorities. As such, it should be the endeavour of every staff member
to recover the dues to the maximum extent with minimum sacrifice / concession.
Further, the notes on settlement proposal should indicate enough justifications
from Bank’s point of view for making the proposed sacrifice and indicate the
factors to ensure that the advantage lies in favour of the Bank.
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4) Sanctioning powers:
a) Sanctioning powers of Branch heads up to Scale III
The sanctioning powers of Scale I, Scale II and Scale III Branches is being
continued as delegated earlier as shown below:
(Amt. in Rupees)
Cadre Existing
Powers
Powers under
Spl.OTS
Branch Heads (waiver only) (waiver only)
Scale I 5000 5000
Scale II 10000 10000
Scale III 15000 15000
b) Sanctioning powers of Chief Manager Headed branches (Scale IV),
Regional Managers, and the General Manager :
(Amt. in Rupees)
Functionary
Existing
Powers
Powers delegated under
Spl.POTS Scheme
from 1.08 2013 to 30.04.2014
Waiver Write
off
Write off+ Waiver under One
Time Settlement per party
Chief Manager (Branch
Head-Scale-IV)
25000 5000 Not more than
Rs. 100000
Regional Manager 50000 10000 Not more than
Rs. 100000
General Manager 100000 25000 Not more than
Rs. 150000
c) Extent of sacrifice:
NPAs with Book Balance up to Rs.2.00 lakhs (Excluding interest
receivable / Notional interest)
Classification of Asset
Existing settlement formula Settlement formula during the special POTS scheme period i.e., from 01.08.2013 to 30.04.2014
Sub
Standard
Minimum amount to be
recovered shall be:
“Book balance (+) interest
@ 8% simple on book
balance from the date from
which interest not debited to
the date of realization.
Minimum amount to be recovered
shall be:
“Book balance (+) interest @ 8%
simple on book balance from the
date from which interest not debited
to the date of realization
(same as per the existing policy
communicated vide Cir.No.205-
2011-BC-CSRD dt. 05.08.2011)
Doubtful
Asset -
DA-1
Minimum amount to be
recovered shall be:
“Book balance (+) interest
@ 7% simple on book
balance from the date from
which interest not debited to
the date of realization.
Minimum to be recovered shall
be 100 % of Book Balance.
No write-off allowed under DA-1
Doubtful
Asset –
DA-2
Minimum amount to be
recovered shall be:
“Book balance (+) interest
@ 7% simple on book
balance from the date from
which interest not debited
to the date of realization
Minimum to be recovered shall
be 70 % of Book Balance.
write-off allowed under DA-2 is
30 %
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Classification
of Asset
Existing settlement
formula
Settlement formula during the
special POTS period i.e., from
01.08.2013 to 30.04.2014
Doubtful
Assets –
DA-3
“Book balance (+)
interest @ 5% simple on
book balance from the
date from which interest
not debited to the date of
realization.
Minimum to be recovered shall
be 50 % of Book Balance.
write-off allowed under DA-3 is
50 %
Loss Assets Minimum 50% of the book
balance as on date of NPA
Minimum to be recovered shall
be 40 % of Book Balance.
write-off allowed under Loss
Asset is 60 %
The above settlement formulae indicate only the minimum amount (bench mark)
to be recovered and negotiable for higher amounts, wherever possible. All-out
efforts shall be made to recover as much as possible over the minimum bench
mark stipulated.
d) Recovery of legal expenses:
Existing Relaxation under Special OTS
Scheme
Along with minimum settlement
amount, branches shall recover
undebited legal expenses.
The undebited legal expenses shall be
waived while arriving at the minimum
recoverable amount.
The above proposed formulae are applicable for DA-1, DA-2 & DA-3 and Loss
assets category advances of Rs.2.00 lakhs and below during the scheme
period.
e) The cost and other out of pocket expenses incurred / to be incurred will have
to be borne by the borrower. In genuine cases the cost & out of pocket
expenses may be waived.
f) The delegated powers shall not be exercised by the sanctioning
authority in OTS cases where the authority himself has sanctioned the
credit facilities. The decision on Compromise Settlement for such
cases should be taken by the next higher authority.
5. Payment:
a) The amount of settlement arrived at as above, should normally be
collected in one lump sum immediately or within one month from the
date of Sanction. In deserving cases Branches / ROs may consider the recovery
of settlement amount by giving time. However, the entire offer amount shall
be collected with in 90 days from the date of sanction. In all such cases,
interest shall be collected at 12 % from the date of communication of sanction till
the entire offer amount is paid in full.
b) Down Payment:
Down Payment of not less than 25% of the offer amount is to be
collected at the time of sanction of settlement to ensure the commitment of
borrowers to pay the dues as agreed. However, in special cases, where
genuine problems are noticed, down payment at 10 % of the offer amount
may be accepted with the prior permission of General Manager.
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6. Procedure:
a) The branches shall identify the eligible NPAs under doubtful & loss assets
fulfilling the eligibility criteria and explore possibility of recovering the dues
under settlement by contacting the borrowers and negotiating for best
possible offer advantageous to the Bank.
b) Thereafter, the branches shall obtain consent letter from the borrowers and
build the settlement proposal as per Annexure-I. Branches to prepare this
format in duplicate and shall submit to the Sanctioning Authority in duplicate.
The Sanctioning Authority shall get the proposal processed and submit a copy
of the process note to the next higher authority for taking note of the
sanction. If the sanction under PSOTS is not taken note, it is deemed that
the sanction is unauthorized and the Bank is at liberty to take any action
against such officers for the deviations / irregularities in such sanction.
c) Settlement Proposals within the powers of the Branch Head shall be
sanctioned at their level and proposals beyond their sanctioning powers shall
be referred to RO along with recommendations. In the cases of Chief Manager
Headed Branches, the proposals beyond their sanctioning powers shall be
submitted to Head Office-Credit & Recoveries Department.
7. Committee Approach:
a) The settlement Committees constituted at branches/Regional
Offices/Head Office are required to examine all compromise proposals and recommend to appropriate sanctioning authority for
sanction/rejection of the proposal. b) At branch level, the Officer (Advances) is the recommending authority
and the Manager is the sanctioning authority. Where there is no Officer
(Advances), the Manager alone constitutes the committee. c) At branches headed by Chief Managers, two Officers constitute the
committee. d) At Regional Office, the Head of the Credit/Recoveries Department and
an Officer shall constitute the committee for the proposals within the delegated powers of the Regional Manager.
e) At Head Office, the Chief Manager, Credit & Recoveries Department,
Chief Manager of the Planning Department and an Officer constitute the committee where the sanctioning authority is the General
Manager. The General Manager joins the said committee in respect of proposals falling under the sanctioning powers of the Chairman.
f) It shall be ensured that the Recommending Authority shall give his / their specific recommendation duly mentioning the words “ I / We recommend for settlement of the OTS proposal on the
following terms….”.
8. Taking Note of sanctions :
All the sanctions under compromise proposals shall be got noted by the
next Higher Authority.
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9. Control Mechanism:
All the settlement proposals sanctioned shall be taken note by the next high
authority. Branches shall submit ARM 55 (Annexure-II) & Abstract
(Annexure-III) to Regional Office giving details of the PSOT settlement made
during the month. Similarly, the Regional Offices shall submit ARM-555
(Annexure-IV) & Abstract (Annexure-V) at the end of the each month to Head
Office giving details of settlements made under the PSOTS.
10. Claiming Credit for the write off amount:
The branches shall claim write off amount involved, if any, from RO by raising
Dr.IBA, soon after recovery of compromise offer amount by furnishing full
particulars to RO as per the laid down procedure, vide HO Cir.No.205-2011-BC-
CSRD dated 05.08.2011. The Regional Offices shall consolidate the same and
submit to HO::CRRD every month so as to reach HO by 5th of succeeding month
The HO may issue Cr.IBA or effect online credit for the write off amount claimed
by the branches to ROs by debiting the “Bad Debts Written off” expenditure
account, in respect of sanctions made up to their level.
11. Other Terms & Conditions:
a. No due / No objection certificates may be issued after collecting the total offer
amount as per extant guidelines.
b. Suits can be withdrawn after recovery of the dues in terms of settlement with
the permission of the respective ROs / HO as the case may be.
c. Staff Accountability aspects, if any, shall be examined and closed before
entertaining the PSOTS proposal as per extant guidelines issued by HO.
d. Proportional share of DICGC / ECGC shall be remitted as per extant
guidelines.
e. All other terms and conditions mentioned in comprehensive recovery policy
guidelines shall be adhered to invariably.
f. In the PSOTS proposal, the branch shall confirm that
i) the sanctioning authority had exercised the powers judiciously and
adhered to the guidelines issued by the Bank in the matter of grant of
advance and the terms and conditions stipulated.
ii) there was no laxity in the conduct and post disbursement supervision
of advance.
iii) there was no act of commission or omission on the part of the staff
leading to the debt proving irrecoverable.
iv) all possible steps to recover the dues have been taken and there are
no further prospects of recovering the debt and that the compromise is
in the larger interest of the Bank
v) accountability is not fixed on any staff member with regard to above
loan.
vi) fraud and malfeasance are not involved in the loan and
vii) the OTS proposals is in tune with the guidelines under “Pragathi
Special OTS scheme” issued by the Bank.
g. All other terms which have not been specified in this Circular shall be followed
by the Branches/ROs as envisaged in Circular No.205-2011-BC-CSRD,
dt.05.08.2011.
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12. Publicity:
Branches / ROs shall give wide publicity to the scheme and make vigorous efforts
to settle as many accounts as possible. Branches shall form teams and visit the
NPA borrowers and apprise them about the scheme. Executives from ROs shall
review the performance of the branches on a regular basis and special emphasis
shall be given to the branches having large number of eligible accounts.
13. Submission of Progress Report:
A monthly report (ARM-55) on compromise proposals and an abstract of the same
shall be submitted by the branches to ROs as per Annexure II & III. The ROs
shall also prepare a Monthly report (ARM-555) on compromise proposals and a
consolidated report in Annexure- IV & V and submit the reports to HO: Credit &
Recoveries Department before 5th of succeeding month.
The Branches shall also submit a consolidated progress report (Annexure- VI), on
sector-wise details, after completion of each month to their respective ROs. In
turn the ROs shall submit the consolidated progress report, with sector-wise
details,(Annexure-VII) to HO : Credit & Recoveries Department at the end of
each month. These two statements are to be submitted by the Branches in both
soft copy & hard copy, to RO and the ROs shall send consolidated statement
(Both in soft and hard copies) to HO: CRRD, Kadapa positively before 5th of
succeeding month as the Sector-wise and Branch-wise particulars of write off
details are required for audit purpose.
It is once again reiterated that the progress in recovery of NPAs / PNPAS is very
poor and the situation is quite alarming and there is every need to fully gear up
the efforts by involving all the staff members, giving individual targets, and
implementing the same in true spirit, in a time bound action plan. It is also
envisaged to conduct “Special OTS settlement camps” (Mondi Bakaila
satvara parishkara sibiram ) at various clusters in every Region from 26th
August and the branches / ROs are advised to motivate the staff and
make it a grand success. The Executives from HO will be participating in
the said drives for settlement of POTS proposals then & there itself on
the merits of the proposals. The Regional Managers are also advised to ensure
conducting “Group Recovery Drives” in all high NPA/PNPA branches and submit
weekly progress to the HO: Credit & Recoveries department. It is imperative on
the part of every individual staff member to actively participate in this marathon
effort to reduce the NPAs to the lowest minimum possible by September 2013. It
should also be ensured that, after sanction of POTS proposals under the scheme,
the offer amount is fully recovered within a month, as far as possible, otherwise
within a maximum period of 90 days from the date of sanction at any cost.
Clarifications required, if any, on this circular may be sought from Head Office:: Credit &
Recoveries Department, as per extant guidelines.
(D.SAMPATH KUMAR CHARY)
CHAIRMAN
ANNEXURE-I
ANDHRA PRAGATHI GRAMEENA BANK
REGIONAL OFFICE / BRANCH:_____________________
PROCESS NOTE FOR SETTLEMENT OF NPA A/C UNDER SPECIAL POTS
Date: __ _________ A) PARTICULARS OF LOAN:
Branch
Present status
(SSA/D1/D2/D3/Loss)
Borrower’s name
Amt.Recovered (other than comp.offer)
A/c No. Whether staff accountability involved
Dt.of sanction Status of legal action
Loan amt. sanctioned
Net worth of borrower
Net worth of the surety
B) FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS & IMPACT ON P&L A/C:
01 Date of NPA 11 Recoverable amt as per
decretal terms in case of decreed a/cs
02 Book Balance 12 Min. Recoverable amt. as per Rec. Policy
03 Notional interest as at the end of previous qrtr.
13 Provision made
04 Undebited legal/other
expenses
14 Final impact on P&L a/c
( (6-2)+13)
(+)
(-)
05 Total dues(2+3+4) 15 Yield on advance
06 Compromise offer 16 Age of the loan
07 Shortfall (5-6) 17 Down payment details
08 Waiver of interest a)Amount paid
09 Write-off b) Dt. by which balance to be paid
10 Legal/other expenses
C) JUSTIFICATION FOR RECOMMENDING THE PROPOSAL:
D) SPECIFIC RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE RECOVERY COMMITTEE:
We certify that the above information is true and correct and the compromise proposals are settled duly observing all the guidelines
under Pragathi Special OTS scheme.
Date: MANAGER /SENIOR MANAGER REGIONAL MANAGER
ANNEXURE-V
ARM 555
ANDHRA PRAGATHI GRAMEENA BANK
HEAD OFFICE :: KADAPA
______________________REGION.
ABSTRACT -
Particulars
During the month
Cumulative sanctions (From August 2013 to ….)
No. of
A/cs
Book
balance
Total
Dues
Comp.
offer
Waiver
of
interest
Amt.
written
off
Out of offer amount No.
of
A/cs
Book
balance
Total
Dues
Comp.
offer
Waiver
of
interest
Amount
written
off
Out of offer amount
Amt
recover-
ed
Balance
Amt
recover-
ed
Balance
At Branch Level (as per ARM-55)
At RO level
Region-Total
We certify that the above information is true and correct and the compromise proposals are settled duly observing all the guidelines
under Pragathi Special OTS scheme.
Date: MANAGER /SENIOR MANAGER REGIONAL MANAGER
ANNEXURE – VI Consolidated Progress Report on Sector-wise details of Pragathi Special OTS sanctioned under DA-1, DA-2 & DA 3 and Loss Assets of
Rs.2,00,000/- & below as at 31.03.2013
Report as on Last working day of the month.
Branch : BIC: Regional Office:
(Amount in Rupees)
Item Category of Advance No. of
Accounts
Book Balance as on the date of
recommendation
DICGC claim received amount adjusted
Amount permitted for
Write Off
Notional Interest
waived as on the date.
Amount Recovered
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
a.
1. Agriculture (S.T.)
2. Agriculture (M.T)
3. Flexi Trade
4. ISB Sector
5. SHG
6. PBLs
7. Education
8. Others
a)
b)
c)
d)
b TOTAL
c Of (b) above suit filed and decreed
debt accounts
(Note: This statement is to be submitted by the Branches to RO (Both in Soft and Hard Copies) positively before 5th of succeeding month
Date: Prepared by: Asst. Manager Branch Head
ANDHRA PRAGATHI GRAMEENA BANK
HEAD OFFICE :: KADAPA
______________________REGION
ANNEXURE – VII
Consolidated Progress Report on Sector-wise details of Pragathi Special OTS sanctioned under DA-1, DA-2 & DA 3 and Loss Assets of Rs.2,00,000/- & below as at 31.03.2013
Report as on Last working day of the month.
Regional Office:
(Amount in Rupees) Item Category of Advance No. of
Accounts Book Balance as on the date of
recommendation
DICGC claim received amount
adjusted
Amount permitted for
Write Off
Notional Interest
waived as on the date.
Amount Recovered
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
a.
1.Agriculture (S.T.)
2.Agriculture (M.T)
3.Flexi Trade
4.ISB Sector
5.SHG
6.PBLs
7.Education
8..Others
a)
b)
c)
d) b TOTAL
c Of (b) above suit filed and decreed debt accounts
(Note: This consolidated statement is to be submitted by RO (Both in Soft and Hard Copies) to Head Office –Credit& Recoveries Dept., positively before 10th of succeeding month.
ANDHRA PRAGATHI GRAMEENA BANK, __________________________Branch.
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PROPOSAL FOR PRAGATHI SPECIAL ONE TIME SETTLEMENT SCHEME (PSOTSS) FOR DA-1,DA-2, DA-3 & LOSS ASSETS OF Rs.2.00 LAKH &
BELOW (Circular No.122-2013-BC-CD dt.01.08.2013 )
1. Name & address of borrower/s : Net worth Rs.
Status of the Loan as on 31.03.2013:
2. Name & address of guarantor/s : Net worth Rs.
3. Particulars of loan: (Amount in Rupees)
Date of
loan
Amount sanctioned
A/c No. Purpose
Balance outstanding
Amount recovered so far (other than
compromise offer) Book Shadow
1. 2. 3. 4. 5 6 7
Details of
security
Present market
value Rs. Date of NPA
Asset
Classification Provision held
OTS offer amount &
terms of payment
8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.
Financial Implications & impact on P&L A/c
Implications Impact on P&L Account
a. Book balance Rs. 1. Compromise offer Rs.
b. Undebited Interest Rs. 2. Book balance Rs.
c. Undebited Legal Exp. Rs. 3.Bank’s share out of
DICGC Claims received
d. Total due (a+b+c) Rs. 4.Surplus/deficit
e. Compromise offer Rs. 5.Provision held Rs.
f. Gross Loss (d-e) Rs. 6.Final impact Rs.
g. Less : DICGC share Rs. 7. Compromise offer as %
to book balance
h. Net Loss (f-g) Of which Rs.
Waiver of Int. Rs. 9.Down payment details Rs.
Write off - Rs. a) Amount Paid Rs.
b) Date by which
balance to be paid.
Rs.
5. Reasons for default (furnish specific reasons) :
6. Specific recommendations of the Branch:
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7. Certificate of the Branch:
This is to certify that the information furnished in the above OTS proposal is true and correct.
Further, we confirm
viii) the sanctioning authority had exercised the powers judiciously and adhered to the
guidelines issued by the Bank in the matter of grant of advance and the terms and
conditions stipulated.
ix) there was no laxity in the conduct and post disbursement supervision of advance.
x) there was no act of commission or omission on the part of the staff leading to the debt
proving irrecoverable.
xi) all possible steps to recover the dues have been taken and there are no further
prospects of recovering the debt and that the compromise is in the larger interest of the
Bank
xii) accountability is not fixed on any staff member with regard to above loan.
xiii) fraud and malfeasance are not involved in the loan and
xiv) the OTS proposals is in tune with the guidelines under “Pragathi Special OTS scheme”
issued by the Bank.
Date: ASST. MANAGER (ADV) BRANCH HEAD
(In case staff accountability was fixed for this loan or staff accountability is required to be examined, the details of the loan and the name/s of staff member/s shall be reported separately).
Space for Regional Office use
Specific Recommendations of the Recovery Committee at Regional Office:
Member Member Member
Sanction by the Chief/Regional/General Manager.
Date: CHIEF/REGIONAL/GENERAL MANAGER
Space for Head Office use:
Recommendations of the Recovery Committee at Head Office
ASST. MANAGER/MANAGER CHIEF MANAGER-CRD CHIEF MANAGER- PLAN