Loan Against Shares
- Loan Against Shares up to ₹40 Crores*
- Zero Foreclosure & Pre-Payment Charges
- High Loan Amount of up to 70% of Security Value
Need funds without liquidating your investments? With a Loan Against Securities (LAS), you can unlock the value of your shares without giving up ownership. At Tata Capital, you can avail a loan against shares, mutual funds, bonds, or debt securities at attractive interest rates and zero foreclosure charges. Get access to loan amounts up to ₹40 crores while your assets continue to earn returns. Meet your financial goals with Tata Capital’s seamless Loan Against Securities Online facility. Whether it’s a loan against equity shares or mutual funds, enjoy instant liquidity without compromise.
Disclaimer: Loans are at the sole discretion of Tata Capital Limited (TCL). T&C apply.
Loan Amount
Offline Channel:
₹ 75,000 - ₹ 40 crores
Digital Channel:
₹ 25,000 - ₹ 5 crores
Loan Tenure
Upto 72 months
| Type of Charge | Applicable Rate |
|---|---|
| Rate of Interest | 9.5% to 14%*
|
| Nonrefundable Processing fees (in Rupees) | Up to 3% of the loan amount + GST (mentioned in the loan agreement, varies from partner to partner) |
| Stamp Duty (in Rupees) | At Actual |
| Document Processing Charges (in Rupees) | Nil |
| Pledge Charges -LAS | Nil |
| Lien creation charges-LAS-MF | Rs 350 per RTA (Registrar and Transfer Agent) per Lien creation |
| Lien Invocation/Revocation Charges-LAS-MF | Rs 100 per RTA (Registrar and Transfer Agent) per Lien Invocation/Revocation |
*Terms & Conditions apply.
Online Journey
Offline Journey
Any two of Following (Should contian address on the documents)
Tata Capital’s Loan Against Securities allows you to leverage your investments for financial needs without liquidating them. Here are the key features:
Legal Identity Identifier (LEI) : If a non-individual borrower has an aggregate exposure of Rs. 5 crore and above from banks and financial institutions, then that borrower shall be required to obtain Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) code at the time of sanction. Borrowers who fail to obtain the LEI codes from an authorized Local Operating Unit (LOU) within the timelines mentioned below as per different exposure brackets shall not be sanctioned any new exposure nor shall they be granted enhancement of any existing exposure.
| Total Exposure | LEI to be obtained on or before |
|---|---|
| Above Rs.25 Cr | April 30, 2023 |
| Above Rs.10 Cr upto Rs.25 Cr | April 30, 2024 |
| Rs.5 Cr and above, upto Rs.10 Cr | April 30, 2025 |
Here are the key benefits of taking a loan against securities from Tata Capital:
Retained ownership: Continue to hold the securities and earn dividends and bonuses on them.
Quick liquidity: Access to funds without selling the securities.
Flexible usage: Funds can be used for personal or business needs without restrictions.
Affordable interest rates: Usually lower than unsecured loans like personal loans or credit cards.
The eligibility criteria for a loan against securities from Tata Capital are as follows:
Age: 18 to 70 years, varies from one lender to another; some lenders may give an upper limit of 90 years
Residency status: Indian.
Employment type: Salaried employees, self-employed individuals, partnerships or public/private companies, trusts, proprietorship firms
Demat account and collateral specifications:
You must hold approved securities in a Demat or mutual fund account.
The securities must be with recognized depositories (NSDL/CDSL) or transfer agents (CAMS, KFIN)
Anyone meeting the above eligibility criteria is eligible for a Tata Capital loan against securities.
The minimum age to take a loan against securities is either 18 years or 21 years, depending on the specific lender’s eligibility criteria.
You can pledge the following types of financial instruments for a loan against securities:
Equity shares belonging to publicly traded companies included in the lender’s approved list
Mutual funds
Exchange-traded funds (ETFs)
Demat shares
Bonds such as government securities, Non-Convertible Debentures (NCDs)
Yes, your equity shares and other securities must be in Demat form. It facilitates pledge creation, ensures proper handling and safety of collateral, and enables real-time valuation.
Tata Capital’s interest rates for a loan against securities starts from 9.5% to 14% depending on the quality and quantity of securities pledged:
Processing fee
Stamp duty
Lien creation charges
Lien invocation/revocation charges
Annual maintenance/renewal charges
Repossession/liquidation charges
There are no charges if no overdraft limits are used. However, you may need to pay annual maintenance or renewal charges of up to 3% of the loan amount, even if the sanctioned limit is not fully used.
At Tata Capital, you can get a minimum loan of Rs. 75,000 and a maximum loan of Rs. 40 crores in the offline channel. In the digital channel, you can get a minimum amount of Rs. 25,000 and a maximum of Rs. 5 crores. The quality and quantity of securities pledged determine the amount of money sanctioned.
The typical tenure for a loan against securities is 1 year, with renewal options available upon expiry. You can extend the tenure to up to 72 months. Loan interest is payable monthly, while the principal is to be repaid at the end of the tenure.
The documents required, along with a duly filled and signed loan against securities application, are as follows:
KYC documents - identity proof, address proof, signature proof
Pledge form for pledge creation
Latest statement of holdings for mutual funds
Here’s the step-by-step process to apply for a loan against securities online:
Visit the dedicated loan against securities page.
Click on ‘Apply Now’ to start the process.
Fill out the application form and submit the required KYC documents.
Select the security you want to pledge.
Await document verification and credit assessment.
Receive approval from the lender.
Get the overdraft limit in your bank account.
To apply for the loan offline, you can visit the nearest Tata Capital branch.
You can expect approval and disbursal for digital applications in 24 to 48 hours and for physical processes in 3 to 5 working days after full documentation and pledging.
After approval, the loan amount is set up as an overdraft facility or a hybrid term loan against your pledged securities. You can withdraw funds as needed up to the sanctioned limit.
Margin call is when the value of pledged securities declines beyond a threshold. This threshold is the lender’s acceptable loan-to-value ratio. If your pledged securities drop below the threshold, you may have to either pledge more securities or repay part of the loan.
The loan against securities EMI calculator helps in estimating monthly instalments on your loan with basic inputs such as loan amount, interest rate, and tenure. It helps in identifying the most economical loan option.
Yes, most lenders allow adding or swapping securities during the loan tenure as long as they fall under the lender’s approved list. Adding more securities increases your potential to withdraw funds, while swapping securities optimizes your pledged portfolio without affecting your overall borrowing limit.
You can pledge your securities or the securities of a blood relative above 18 years of age. Blood relatives include spouse, parents, children, and blood siblings. The relative must be a co-applicant for the loan.
A loan against securities is a secured loan with financial instruments pledged as collateral. Thus, a personal guarantor is not required, unless the borrower’s financial profile is weak.
Yes, you can pre-pay or foreclose a loan against securities. At Tata Capital, there are zero pre-payment charges and no foreclosure charges.
The monthly accumulated interest can be auto-debited from your LAS account if you have activated the mandate. Ensure you maintain adequate funds before the due date. Alternatively, you can manually deposit the interest via online banking (NEFT/RTGS) or other digital payment options.
LTV is the percentage of the security’s value that can be borrowed. It varies by security type. The RBI has mandated a limit of up to 50% for listed shares and mutual funds. The LTV for bonds and securities also varies based on their credit rating, liquidity, and risk profile.
Yes. The securities, despite being pledged, remain in your name, and you are entitled to benefits like dividends, interests, bonuses, and rights issues. However, selling or transferring the securities is not permitted till you repay the loan or adjust the margin.
Generally, lenders revalue the pledged securities portfolio daily based on market prices. This ensures your Loan-to-Value ratio is continuously monitored. If the values fall below the threshold, a margin call is raised to maintain adequate security coverage, and you must add more securities to your account.