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Bank of Baroda Kenya list of loans, how to apply for the loans and interest rates

Below is a list of loans by Bank of Baroda Kenya, how to apply for the loans and interest rates:

Personal Banking loans

Baroda Personal Loans

Baroda Personal Loans : Key Features

 

Limit Maximum of Kshs. 1.50 Mns
Period Maximum 36 Months

Baroda Personal Loans : Eligibility

Baroda Mortgage Loan

Baroda Mortgage Loan : Eligibility

Baroda Mortgage Loan : Margin

Baroda Mortgage Loan : Loan Amount

Minimum Kshs. 1,000,000/-& maximum Kshs. 100,000,000 (Also in available USD)subject to following income criteria;

Baroda Mortgage Loan : Repayment

Baroda Mortgage Loan : Others

Baroda Car Loan

Baroda Car Loan : Key Features

Baroda Car Loan : Eligibility

Baroda Home Loans

Baroda Home Loans : Benefits

Baroda Home Loans : Key Features

Baroda Home Loans : Eligibility

Here are some basic requirements you need to fulfill:

Baroda Home Loans : Terms & Conditions

Other third party cost:

Baroda Education Loan

Baroda Education Loan : Eligibility

Baroda Education Loan : Features

Baroda Traders Loan

Baroda Traders Loan : Eligibility

Baroda Traders Loan : Features

Baroda Loan Against Future Rent Receivables

Baroda Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Key Features

Baroda Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Loan Amount

75% of rent (net of tax, advance rent, security deposit etc), due and receivable for the unexpired certain period of lease and uncertain period of lease (optional period subject to:

Baroda Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Repayment

Baroda Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Terms & Conditions

Baroda Additional Assured Advance

Baroda Additional Assured Advance : Eligibility

Baroda Additional Assured Advance : Loan Amount

Minimum Kshs. 1,000,000/- & maximum Kshs.25,000,000 maximum amount is restricted to 80% of the principal amount repaid.

Baroda Additional Assured Advance : Repayment

Baroda Additional Assured Advance : Terms & Conditions

Baroda Home Improvement Loan

Baroda Home Improvement Loan : Key Features

Baroda Home Improvement Loan : Eligibility

Baroda Home Improvement Loan : Loan Amount

Baroda Home Improvement Loan : Repayment

(Should not exceed the maturity date of the existing Home Loan account).

Baroda Home Improvement Loan : Terms & Conditions

Corporate Banking Loans

Loan Against Future Rent Receivables

Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Key Features

Considering the Growth potential available in real estate sector and to facilitate leveraging the potential return / income at urban areas, where many commercial properties / shopping complexes are being developed, Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Ltd. has designed a unique loan product for owners of such commercial properties against their future rent receivables.

Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Loan Amount

75% of rent (net of tax, advance rent, security deposit etc), due and receivable for the unexpired certain period of lease and uncertain period of lease (optional period subject to:

Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Repayment

Loan Against Future Rent Receivables : Terms & Conditions

Corporate/SME Loans

Corporate/SME Loans : Benefits

Corporate/SME Loans : Key Features

Borrower:

Borrower may be Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, Limited Liability Company, or any other type of constituent permissible under the law, subject to compliance of the relevant formalities and on fulfilment of the Bank’s eligibility criteria and other loan specific terms and conditions.

Sectors:

Export Finance, Manufacturing, Trade, Building & Construction, Tourism, Hotels & Restaurants, Agriculture, Energy, Telecommunications, Service sector etc.

Type of Facility: 

The Bank meets the borrower’s financial requirements through Fund-Based (FB) or by way of Non-Fund Based (NFB) facilities.  Fund Based credit facilities are extended by way of Overdraft, Demand Loan, Term Loan, Import Finance Pre-shipment, Post-shipment and Bills Purchase/Discounting facilities etc.  Non-Funded facilities are extended by way of Letter of Credit, Guarantees, Co- Acceptance (Bill Avalisation) etc.

Corporate/SME Loans : Terms & Conditions

Other information:

Lending to borrowers is secured or unsecured. ‘Security’ means tangible security charged to the Bank and will not include intangible securities like guarantees, comfort letters etc. However, lending against Bank Guarantee, Stand by Letter of Credit, Letter of Comfort of Prime Banks.

The Charge on the Security offered, depending on the nature of security, is created by way of Pledge, Debenture Charge, Legal Charge, Assignment etc, subject to registration with competent authorities wherever mandatory under the law.

Bank finances under Multiple Banking Arrangement (MBA) subject to the strict compliance of the laid down conditions and norms in view of the inherent risks involved. Under MBA Bank can enter into agreement on risk / security sharing basis with other Bank / Financial Institution willing to enter into such Agreement.

Bank can also finance under a Consortium arrangement whereby one Bank acts as a leader for the purpose of assessment of limits, documentation, creation of charge etc., on mutually acceptable terms and conditions.

Lending is a continuous activity in the Bank with due focus on identification, measurement, monitoring & control of credit risk.

Asset Financing

Asset Financing : Key Features

Asset Financing : Eligibility

Asset Financing : Product

Asset Financing : Loan Amount

Asset Financing : Period

Insurance Premium Finance (IPF)

Insurance Premium Finance (IPF) : Key Features

The following are the features of the Insurance Premium Finance Product:

1. Eligibility Individuals, limited companies, engaged in manufacturing / trading and other activities not prohibited by law.

In case of Traders, the business should have been established preferably for more than –1- year.

2. Purpose For payment of premium to insurance companies on behalf of borrowers for covering insurance of machineries and other assets or other insurance covers.

The insurance companies (life and non-life) must be bank approved as well as IRA approved insurance companies. The Bank considers top 10 insurance companies as rated IRA. The list will be provided on quarterly basis. Insurance company not in the top 10 list may be considered by the Managing Director on case-to-case basis.

3. Limit 100% of annual insurance premium payable
4. Rate of interest Flat Rate on principal as per Schedule attached
5. Method of Calculation of Interest At the Flat Rate on Principal.
6. Repayment
  • Loan to be repaid in equal monthly installments within a maximum period of –10- monthly Installments.
  • Post dated Cheques to be provided by borrower for 10 installments (assuming loan is taken for maximum period) with one upfront payment made before at the time of disbursement of facility.
7. Security/ Documents
  • Loan application duly filled.
  • 9 postdated cheques (or cheques equivalent to no of proposed installments including one current cheque) plus one current cheque for the upfront installment.
  • Tripartite Agreement amongst the Bank, the borrower and the Insurance Company dully executed.

Insurance Premium Finance (IPF) : Terms & Conditions

Insurance Premium Finance (IPF) : Calculation

In this case, the amount refund is to be calculated as per following formula:

                   AIP x UPIC (no of days)

Refund= —————————————-

                               365   

  Where;

AIP= Annual Insurance Premium

UPIC= Unexpired period of the Insurance Cover (No. of days)

Baroda Biashara Loans

Baroda Biashara Loans : Purpose

Facility Overdraft or Loan

Working capital requirements · Development of shop (e.g. purchase of equipment, PC, air conditioner, furniture etc and not for purchase of shop), for need based requirements · Non-fund based facilities (i.e. Bank Guarantee and Letter of Credit).

Baroda Biashara Loans : Eligibility

Baroda Biashara Loans : Security

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