Pre-closure interest calculation rule:-
This defines till when the interest should calculate on the event of pre closure.
Calculate till pre closure date -
Selecting this will calculate interest till as on closing date.
For example - suppose Loan closing date is on 20th February, so interest will be calculated till 20th February.
Calculate till rest frequency date -
Selecting this will calculate interest till the rest period.
For example - suppose Loan closing date is on 20th February, so interest will be calculated till 30th February.
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Advance payments adjustment type:-
This defines on the event of advance payments how the repayments should get adjusted.
Reduce EMI amount -
Will reduce EMI amount on the advance payments.
Reduce number of installments -
Will reduce number of installments on the advance payments.
Reschedule next repayments -
Will reschedule to next repayments.
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Interest recalculation compounding on:-
None - Compounding will not happen, only interest recalculation will happen.
Fee - Compounding will happen on fee.
Interest - Compounding will happen on interest.
Fee and Interest - Compounding will happen on fee and interest.
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Frequency for recalculate Outstanding principal:-
Once the client makes advance repayments, his outstanding principal may be recalculated on a weekly, fortnightly, monthly or quarterly basis, thereby reducing the weekly, fortnightly, monthly outstanding balance.
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Frequency interval for recalculation:- This field accompanies the 'Frequency for recalculate outstanding principle'. Example:- Selecting the interval as 1 and the frequency as monthly would result in the outstanding balance (reduction) being calculated for every month.
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Frequency Date for recalculation:- The date on which reduced outstanding balance will be calculated.
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Is Arrears recognition based on original schedule:-
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Loan production definition
Original repayment schedule remains same for all the examples.
I.e Loan disbursement on 1st Nov, 2015. Repaid every 1 month for 10 months.
Scenario 1 - With the mentioned interest recalculation definition below
Scenario 1 - Showing example of late repayment.
Client makes on time repayment for 1st installment i.e on 1st December. So for the unpaid on time installments i.e for January, February and March interest has been recalculated as shown in the screenshot example below.
Scenario 2 - On advance payment - Should reduce EMI amount
With the mentioned interest recalculation definition below
Scenario 2 - Showing example of Advance repayment - Should reduce EMI amount
Client makes on time repayment for 1st and 2nd installment i.e for 1st Dec and 1st January. And makes an advance payment as on 1st February (3rd installment). So for the remaining installments EMI amount gets reduced.
Scenario 3 - On advance payment - Reduce number of installments,
With the mentioned interest recalculation definition below,
Scenario 3 - Showing example of Advance repayment - Reduce number of installments,
Client makes on time repayment for 1st and 2nd installment i.e for 1st December and 1st January. And makes an advance payment as on 1st February (3rd installment). So number of installments gets reduced to 9 instead of 10.
Scenario 4 - On advance payment - Reschedule next repayments
With the mentioned interest recalculation definition below,
Scenario 4 - Showing example of Advance repayment - Reschedule next repayments
Client makes on time repayment for 1st and 2nd installment i.e for 1st December and 1st January. And makes an advance payment as on 1st February (3rd installment). So number of installments gets rescheduled
Scenario 5: Pre closing the loan using pre-closure rule as:-
Calculate till pre closure date
Loan product definition remains same as mentioned above, but in this example:
Disbursement is done on - 1st February 2016
Scenario 6: Pre closing the loan using pre-closure rule as:-
Calculate till pre closure date
Loan product definition remains same as mentioned above, but in this example:
Disbursement is done on - 1st February 2016
Click on Prepay loan button
Click on Prepay loan button
In this example prepaying loan on 10th February 2016.
Interest calculation is for - 10 days only, i.e till the pre closure date.
In this example prepaying loan on 10th February 2016.
Interest calculation is for the whole month, i.e till rest frequency period.
Note:- Frequency for recalculate Outstanding Principal
Scenario 7: Frequency for recalculate outstanding principal:-
Same as repayment period
Scenario 8: Frequency for recalculate outstanding principal:Daily
Frequency interval for recalculation: 1
Frequency date for recalculation: Before disbursement date.
