I was recently duped by false promises and delay on the part of a banks sales agent (DSA) due to which I have a loss of money in the future. I went in for a bank loan with a bank who appointed a DSA to coordinate and collect documents and process the loan. The loan details were agreed upon and there was a requirement from the bank to submit some documents. The DSA did not inform me about one of the crucial document due to which, the date elapsed and the RBI rules changed and now i have to go in for a loan which has a higher interest rate. The DSA failed to inform me of these procedures and I have a higher payout to the bank now due to increase in interest rate. Can i put a case on the DSA? and on what grounds?

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I seem understand your mean ,but can you tell me which kind of microfinance inst do you find ?

Not sure with the current condition of the banking system and new regulations.

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hi guys !!

well you know what ??im looking also for case where a microfinace inst. acts like an agent for a bank.

can anyone gives us some information about it??

any help will be appreciated..

thanks in advance!!

Neverheard about it but sounds interesting. I didn't know that microfinance institutions can actually act as an agent.

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Hi!

The subject is vey interesting...

I you can try to make a search in Google, you may find some information. But I'm wondering if there are...

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You may be interested in becoming an SBA technical assistance provider and work directly with the bank to provide TA support to their clients to close the SBA loans.

Hope this helps and good luck!

William