KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER

Know your customer (kyc) policy & anti money laundering (aml) measures

“KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER’ AND “ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING MEASURES” POLICY OF SHUBHAM HOUSING DEVELOPMENT FINANCE COMPANY LIMITED (SHDFC)

This document details the Know Your Customer (KYC) guidelines and Anti-Money Laundering measures to be followed by the company effective April 1, 2011 and is framed in terms of the NHB policy circular no. 33 dated October 11, 2010 and the subsequent circulars issued thereafter.This policy will be reviewed annually or on the basis of any material change in the regulatory requirements or business operations of the Company.

This policy is reviewed and amended in the light of the recent policy circular (circular no. 94) issued by NHB on dated March 11, 2019.

The saidPolicy & Measures will enable the SHDFCto knowand understand its customers and their financial dealings better which in turn will help it manage risks prudently. The policy and measures will further help in preventing the company being used, intentionally or unintentionally by unscrupulous and criminal elements for money laundering activities.

Customer Acceptance Policy


The Company will follow the guidelines as mentioned below while granting any loan to the customers:

  1. A loan will be sanctioned only to those customers who have appliedto the Company through a formal application which is provided to them by the Company.
  2. No loan shall be given to any fictitious/benami customer.
  3. Not to give a loan to any applicant or close any existing loan (only credits allowed) where the Company is unable to apply appropriate customer due diligence measures i.e. the Company is unable to verify the identity and/or obtain documents required as per the risk categorisation due to the non-cooperation of the applicant/customer or non-reliability of the data/information furnished by such applicant/customer. Company shall apply CDD measures for all co-applicants/co-borrowers.
  4. Address proof will be obtained from all applicants prior to granting a loan. The documents which can be accepted as proof of residence are mentioned in Annexure I.
  5. Documentation requirements and other information will be collected in respect of different categories of customers depending on perceived risk and requirements of Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 & National Housing Bank Act, rules framed thereunder and guidelines issued from time to time;
  6. Necessary checks will be applied before granting a new loan so as to ensure that the identity of the customer does not match with any person with a known criminal background or with banned entities or whose names appear in the sanctions lists issued by UN Security Council circulated by National Housing Bank and the sanctions lists circulated by Reserve Bank of India from time to time, such as individual terrorists or terrorist organizations, etc. This will be done through de-duplication with publicly available lists of such individuals such as the SDN list etc.
  7. The customer profile prepared by company will contain information relating to the customer’s identity, social/financial status, nature of business activity, information about his clients’ business and their location, etc. The nature and extent of due diligence will depend on the risk perceived by the Company. However, while preparing customer profile only such information will be taken from the customer which is relevant to the risk category and is not intrusive. The customer profile will be a confidential document and details contained therein shall not be divulged for cross selling or any other similar purposes without express permission of the Customer. However the customer profile may be shared with a Credit Bureau, empanelled vendors subject to the confidentiality clause and/or other agenciesas required by law.
  8. In case the customer is unable to be present at the branch location physically, necessary checks will be done prior to disbursement of the loan through the company’s designated officers or an agency appointed by the Company to ensure the identity and contact details of the customer.
  9. In the event the applicant is either of the following, the loan may be operated by the designated officer of such applicants subject to necessary documents being made available allowing such persons to operate the loan account and which are in conformity with the laws and practices of the land.
    1. Private Limited/Limited Company;
    2. Partnership firm.
  10. At the time of any part or full prepayment of the loan by customers, a declaration will be obtained from such customers as to the source of the funds (as per NHB Directions issued from time to time) which are being paid to the Company.
  11. No transaction or account based relationship will be undertaken without following the customer due diligence.
  12. Mandatory Information shall be sought from Customer for KYC purpose while opening an account and during the periodic updation
  13. Optional/additional information, if required, will be obtained by the Company with consent of the customer after the loan has been given.
  14. In case the existing KYC compliant customer of the company desirous of availing another loan, the company will not undertake fresh customer due diligence exercise.

Home Loan Interest Rate FAQs

An interest rate between 12.75% - 44% on a Home Loan is a good and affordable interest rate.

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Although the interest rate varies from lender to lender, the lowest rate of interest on a Home Loan is 12.75%

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It is when the loan interest rates remain unchanged throughout the loan tenure or repayment cycle.

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You can use TERA MERA GHAR HOUSING INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED AN ISO 9001 : 2008 Finance’s Home Loan EMI calculator, which will calculate the total interest payout based on selected factors such as the loan amount and tenure.

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The fixed interest rate on a Home Loan remains unchanged throughout the loan tenure. A floating interest rate fluctuates throughout the loan tenure.

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The interest rate on Rs. 1 lakh loan would entirely depend on the chosen loan tenure. If the tenure is less, the interest will be higher, while it will be lower if the chosen tenure is higher.

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The stamp duty charge is usually 0.1% on the total loan amount if the loan amount is less than Rs 10 lakhs.

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