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    South Indian Bank launches new digital ‘Loan Against Mutual Funds’

    September 9, 2025


    South Indian Bank has launched a new digital loan facility – ‘Loan Against Mutual Funds – enabling the customers to avail loans against their mutual fund investments.

    The loan application process is fully digital and paperless, ensuring swift disbursal with minimal procedures. This innovative service has been introduced in partnership with Ark Neo Financial Services, which operates the digital platform DhanLAP.

    This initiative empowers the mutual fund investors to meet their immediate financial needs without compromising on their investment goals, said Sanchay Kumar Sinha, Chief General Manager & Head – Retail Assets of South Indian Bank. By leveraging digital technology, the bank aim to provide quick, secure, and flexible financial solutions that align with the customers’ evolving needs.

    Customers can easily apply for the loan by registering and completing KYC verification using their PAN and Aadhaar. Once verified, they can access funds based on their mutual fund investments to avail an overdraft. This facility is available to individuals aged from 18 to 75 years, irrespective of whether they are existing bank customers or not.

    For equity mutual funds, up to 50 per cent of the fund’s value can be availed as a loan, while for debt mutual funds, up to 70 per cent is permissible. This process enables all investors to access funds when needed, without disrupting their investments, which continue to earn returns, said a press note.

    Published on September 9, 2025



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