DIFFERENT TYPES OF CHARGING SECURITIES
DIFFERENT TYPES OF CHARGING SECURITIES
ASSIGNMENT
The transfer of an individual's rides to another person is called assignment. It is a mode of providing security to a banker for a loan
In banking practice a borrower may assign the book depth money do from government depth and life insurance policies as security for an advance
The transfer of an individual's rides to another person is called assignment. It is a mode of providing security to a banker for a loan
In banking practice a borrower may assign the book depth money do from government depth and life insurance policies as security for an advance
HYPOTHECATION
Hypothecation is described as a transaction where by money is borrowed by the customer (owner of the goods) on the security of the property without transferring either the property or the position to the lender (Bank)
Hypothecation differs from pledge because goods remain with the position of the borrower
Example: loan taken out for automobiles, plant machinery etc
Hypothecation is described as a transaction where by money is borrowed by the customer (owner of the goods) on the security of the property without transferring either the property or the position to the lender (Bank)
Hypothecation differs from pledge because goods remain with the position of the borrower
Example: loan taken out for automobiles, plant machinery etc
PLEDGE
Pledge means bailment (an act of delivering goods without transfer of ownership) of goods for purpose of providing security for payment of debt
The ownership of the property is held by the borrower (customer), but the goods must be placed in the position of the lender (Bank)
Example: gold loans, loan against goods / stock etc
Pledge means bailment (an act of delivering goods without transfer of ownership) of goods for purpose of providing security for payment of debt
The ownership of the property is held by the borrower (customer), but the goods must be placed in the position of the lender (Bank)
Example: gold loans, loan against goods / stock etc
MORTGAGE
Mortgage is a transfer of interest in immovable property to avail a loan
Mortgages is user by individuals and businesses to purchase house / land without paying the entire value of the purchase up front
In this case over a period of many years, the borrower repays the loan
Is bar over (customer) stops paying the EMI of loan, the bank will take position of the property
Example: home loan
Mortgage is a transfer of interest in immovable property to avail a loan
Mortgages is user by individuals and businesses to purchase house / land without paying the entire value of the purchase up front
In this case over a period of many years, the borrower repays the loan
Is bar over (customer) stops paying the EMI of loan, the bank will take position of the property
Example: home loan
LIEN
Lean is the legal right of a lender (Bank) to retain possession of the collateral property of a borrower (customer) who fails to meet the obligations of a loan Agreement
Banker can dispose of the securities after giving proper notice to the borrower, in case the dept is not paid
SET - OFF
The right of set - off allows a bank to use its customers deposits against the customers debts as the debt become due
Right of set - off with the bank, which it may use anytime to utilize any money belonging to borrower and deposited with the bank
The right of set - off allows a bank to use its customers deposits against the customers debts as the debt become due
Right of set - off with the bank, which it may use anytime to utilize any money belonging to borrower and deposited with the bank
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PLEDGE HYPOTHECATION AND MORTGAGE
REVERSE MORTGAGE LOAN
Purpose of reverse mortgage scheme is to provide a source of regular income for senior citizens in the form of monthly payout or combination of monthly payout and lump sum (available for medical purpose only) amount
This scheme is applicable for Indian citizen above 60 years
The loan amount is dependent on the value of house property as assessed by the lander, age of the borrowers and prevalent interest rate
The maximum period of the loan is 20 years
On the borrowers death or on the borrowers leaving the house property permanently the loan is repaid along with accumulated interest, through sale of the house property
The borrowers/heirs can also repay the loan with accumulated interest and have the mortgage released without resorting to sale of the property
TEASER HOME LOAN
An adjustable - rate mortgage loan in which the borrower pays a very low initial interest rate, which increase after a few years
If a bank offers a slightly lower rate in the initial years and higher rate in latter years it is called a teaser loan