Hi Friends,

Even as I launch this today ( my 80th Birthday ), I realize that there is yet so much to say and do. There is just no time to look back, no time to wonder,"Will anyone read these pages?"

With regards,
Hemen Parekh
27 June 2013

Now as I approach my 90th birthday ( 27 June 2023 ) , I invite you to visit my Digital Avatar ( www.hemenparekh.ai ) – and continue chatting with me , even when I am no more here physically

Thursday 30 August 2018

Thank You , Shri Acharyuluji


Thank  You , Shri  Acharyuluji

[ madabhushisridhar@gov.in ]






Just read your comments in :





which reads :

  
“ The Information Commissioner Sridhar Acharyulu pointed out that the defaulters of small amounts like farmers are defamed in public, while the defaulters above Rs 50 crore were given long rope.

  
“ They lived by and died in the agricultural fields believing in mother earth, but did not leave mother land like 7000 rich, educated corporate industrialists who cheated the nation by evading thousands of crores,”  Acharyulu said.




Many thanks for your blunt talk , which [ unlike my following e mail to the Policy Makers , some 3 years back ] will be heard and acted upon :


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Bank  Re-Capitalization  ?  [  23  June  2015  ]



 Here is a layman's understanding :


*   Bank executives give
Rs 4 Lakh Crores worth loans to
    Industrialists / Businessmen ( who , sometimes happen to be
    close relatives / friends )

     

*   Bankers "
forget " to examine past records of loan-repayments
     by these individuals 

 

*  Banks
do not share among themselves info about " black-listed "
    borrowers


*  Banks "
forget " to inquire if a loanee is a " Benami " company


*  Banks do not incorporate
stringent clauses in loan agreements (
    on purpose )


*  Banks adopt "
Forget & Forgive " approach to defaulters


*  For loan recovery , bankers
wait for other  bankers to take the
    lead


*  Before taking action , bankers
check-out with people in power


*  When sinking under the burden of NPA , bankers
run to
    Government of India to bail them out through " Bank Re-
    Capitalization "

   

*  Government
oblige by giving money to stressed banks, so that
    they can survive


*  Government
rationalize its bail out by saying, " depositors must
    be protected " . Sounds so reassuring  !


*  Government then goes out and
raises taxes ( direct + indirect )
    to balance its books  ( Current Account Deficit ? )

   


IN A NUTSHELL :


*  Eventually ,
honest tax-payers foot the bill, one way or the other 


*  7,000 + loan-defaulting swindlers spend
vacation in Switzerland
    with family ( and their politician friends ) - till they are ready to
    borrow more !
 
   

*  Bankers vie with each other to "
Re-Schedule Payments " and
    advance fresh loans to pay off old loans ( Rs 4 lakh Cr of NPA ).
    If EU / IMF can do this for Greece , why cannot we ?

 
*  Government will take pride in "
Bold Banking Reforms "( to
    please IMF ? )


*  As a Nation , we are very compassionate !  
We cannot let any
    institution die !
 
  We are obsessed with keeping it alive at any cost . We must ,
  forever , keep it alive with artificial ventilation / blood transfusion !

 

    It is time to re-think : 


    When a person or an Institution just cannot be kept alive , it
    must be allowed to die , in a dignified way !

 

Would it not be far better to protect the small bank-depositors by returning their deposits ,  rather than infuse Rs 4 lakh Crores into these banks , by way of re-capitalization ?

 
Am I missing out on something that economists know better ?



31  Aug  2018

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