QA Series 22 - MSME - Part 2
The Banking Tutor
Question Answer Series 2025
S No 22
13-07-2025
MSME – Part 02
26. What are important recommendations of Daheja Committee ?
Daheja committee recommended that Credit application should be appraised by the
bankers with reference to present and projected total financial position as
shown by cash flow analysis and forecast submitted by borrowers.
27. As per Daheja Committee recommendation how the working
capital requirement to be bifurcated ?
As per Daheja Committee recommendations the
total cash credit requirement is divided into two parts namely – Hard Core
Components and Short Term Components.
28. What are Hard Core Components in Working Capital
Requirement?
Hard core components represent the minimum
level of raw materials, finished goods and stores which the industry requires
for maintaining a given level of production and which is made on a formal term
loan basis.
29. What are Short Term Components in Working Capital
Requirement?
Short-term components represent the fluctuating part of current assets.
30. Which committee recommended Consortium Arrangement?
If the credit requirement is more Daheja
committee recommended the adoption of “Consortium arrangement”.
31. Why Daheja Committee’s recommendations could not be
implemented ?
The recommendations given by Dehejia
Committee could not be implemented, further in view of unprecedented inflation
during 1974 the demand for bank credit rose sharply.
32. What are important
recommendations of Chore Committee ?
The banks should obtain quarterly statements
in the prescribed format from all borrowers having working capital credit
limits of Rs. 50 lacs and above.
The banks should undertake a periodical
review of limits of Rs. 10 lacs and above.
The banks should not bifurcate cash credit
accounts into demand loan and cash credit components.
33. Who has recommended fixing separate limits to Peak Season
and Non-peak season?
Chore Committee recommended that the banks
should fix separate credit limits for peak level and non-peak level, wherever
possible. Banks should take steps to convert cash credit limits into bill
limits for financing sales.
34. What is Committee appointed for framing guidelines for
ensuring end use of bank finance ?
In 1974, a study group under the chairmanship
of Mr. P. L. Tandon was constituted for framing guidelines for commercial banks
for follow-up & supervision of bank credit for ensuring proper end-use of
funds.
35. What are important recommendations of the Tandon committee ?
Major recommendations of the Tandon committee
were as follows:
Assessment of need based credit of the
borrower on a rational basis on the basis of their business plans.
Bank credit would only be supplementary to
the borrower’s resources and not replace them, i.e. banks would not finance one
hundred percent of borrower’s working capital requirement.
Bank should ensure proper end use of bank
credit by keeping a closer watch on the borrower’s business, and impose
financial discipline on them.
36. Which Committee had recommended to follow industry wise
norms for holding current assets ?
Tandon Committee recommended to make
available working capital finance on the basis of industry wise norms for
holding different current assets, viz. Raw material including stores etc. used
in manufacturing process ; Stock in
Process ; Finished goods ; Accounts receivables.
37. How the Holding of Raw Material fixed ?
Raw material holding is fixed based on
Consumption, as so many months’
consumption. They include stores and other items used in the process of
manufacture.
38. How the Holding of
Stock-in Process fixed ?
SIP holding is fixed based on Cost of
Production. Stock-in-process, as so many months’ cost of production.
39. How the Holding of
Fixed Goods fixed ?
Finished goods holding is fixed based on cost
of sales.
40. How the Holding of
Receivables fixed ?
Accounts receivable holding is decided based
on sales.
41. What is holding norm for stock of spares ?
Stock of spares was not included in the
norms. In financial terms, these were
considered to be a small part of total operating expenditure. Banks were
expected to assess the requirement of spares on case-by-case basis. However,
they should keep a watchful eye if spares exceed 5% of total inventories.
42. What is the essence of Tandon Committee recommendations ?
The essence of Tandon Committee’s
recommendations was to finance only portion of borrowers working capital needs
not the whole of it. It was thought that gradually, the borrower should depend
less on banks to fund its working capital needs.
43. Which Committee has recommended Methods of Lending ?
Tandon Committee suggested three graduated methods of lending, which
came to be known as maximum permissible bank finance system or in short MPBF
system.
44. What is the First Method of Lending ?
First Method of Lending - The contribution by
the borrowing unit is fixed at a minimum of 25% working capital gap from
long-term funds.
45. What will be Current Ratio if we apply First Method of
Lending ?
First method of lending gives a current ratio
of only 1.17 :1. This is obviously on the low side.
46. What is Second Method of Lending ?
Under Second Method of Lending, The borrower
will have to provide a minimum of 25% of total current assets from long-term
funds. However, total liabilities inclusive of bank finance would never exceed
75% of gross current assets.
47. What will be Current Ratio if we apply Second Method of
Lending ?
Second method of lending give a minimum
current ratio of 1.33:1.
48. What is Third Method of Lending ?
Under Third method of lending permissible
bank finance would be calculated in the same manner as the second method but
only after deducting four current assets from the gross current assets.
The borrower’s contribution from long-term
funds will be to the extent of the entire core current assets, as defined, and
a minimum of 25% of the balance current assets, thus strengthening the current
ratio further.
49. What are Core Current Assets as per Tandon Committee ?
Core portion current assets were presumed to
be that permanent level which would generally vary with the level of the
operation of the business. This core level is considered to be equivalent to
fixed assets and hence, was recommended to be financed from long-term sources.
50. What will be Current Ratio if we apply Third Method of
Lending ?
The third method results in a current ratio
of 1.79:1.
51. What is MPBF Method in Lending?
The Maximum Permissible Bank Finance (MPBF)
method is the one recommended by the Tandon Committee for determining how much
working capital a bank can provide to a borrower. This method involves
calculating the maximum amount of bank finance a borrower is eligible for,
based on their working capital needs and financial position. The Tandon
Committee proposed three methods for calculating MPBF, all of which involve
assessing the borrower's current assets, current liabilities, and the gap
between them.
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