Question

On the basis of purpose, how does a Cash Credit (C

  • C facility primarily differ from an Overdraft (O
  • D facility?
A Cash Credit is meant for capital asset procurement, whereas Overdraft is meant for international trade.
B Cash Credit is mainly for working capital requirements to purchase current assets, while Overdraft is mainly for non-business and personal needs of a customer.
C Cash Credit is issued exclusively for fixed-term infrastructure projects, while Overdraft is strictly for financing receivables.
D Cash Credit is designed for personal loans, whereas Overdraft is used exclusively to park corporate excess funds.
E Cash Credit is tailored for government infrastructure bonds, while Overdraft is meant only for microfinance institutions.
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