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Nature Of Securities And Risk Involved


Charvi, Gitarattan International Business School


ABSTRACT


Loans are essential to both individual financial planning and contemporary economies as they serve as essential financial instruments that promote growth and fulfil a variety of needs. They act as connections between objectives and accomplishments, fields and discoveries, and individuals and opportunities. Even though loans have a lot of advantages, it's crucial to realize that responsible borrowing and a thorough evaluation of repayment capabilities are required. Banks that issue loans run the danger of experiencing loan defaults, which can negatively impact their profitability, capital structure, and general stability. To reduce these risks, banks implement strict risk management practices.


The need for security in loans is a fundamental component of risk management, lender protection, and maintaining the integrity of the lending ecosystem. Loan securities create a fair and equal relationship between lenders and borrowers. They give lenders an additional layer of security while granting borrowers access to funds for their needs. This article discusses the fundamental concepts of loans, the standards for high-quality securities, the various categories of securities, and the benefits and drawbacks of each.



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Indian Journal of Law and Legal Research

Abbreviation: IJLLR

ISSN: 2582-8878

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