Question
What is the purpose of performing Due Diligence by banks under KYC norms?
Solution
Due diligence helps banks understand a customer's financial profile and intentions, allowing them to identify credit risks and prevent fraud. It’s a core step in a risk-based KYC process, especially for MSME borrowers where documentation may vary.
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