
RBI's Proposed Floating-Rate Loan Framework: What Changes From April 2027
If finalised, the draft RBI (Interest Rates on Loans and Advances) Directions, 2026 would require floating-rate loans to reset within a maximum of three months, keep the chosen benchmark fixed for the full tenure, freeze spread revisions for at least three years, and mandate full transparency in the loan agreement. Existing benchmark-linked loans would migrate by 1 April 2029 with borrower consent, no fee, and no rate increase purely due to migration. The rules are still a draft, not yet in effect.
By Easiloan