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Loan Against Listed Shares
Business Funding Against Eligible Listed-Share Holdings
Explore promoter or corporate financing against eligible listed shares, subject to security eligibility, market risk, borrower profile and the financier’s margin requirements.
Key Funding Features
- Underlying Security: Eligible Listed Shares
- Facility: Secured / Structured Funding
- Funding Amount: Portfolio and Institution Specific
- Margin / LTV: Based on Eligible Shares and Lender
- Monitoring: Market Value and Margin Conditions
Funding Purpose
What This Funding May Support
- Approved promoter capital requirements
- Eligible business and project funding
- Transaction-specific liquidity using acceptable pledged holdings
Preliminary Eligibility & Structure
Preliminary Eligibility & Assessment
- Confirm the shares, ownership, free availability and applicable restrictions.
- Review concentration, liquidity, market value and lender-accepted scrip list.
- Assess leverage, margin-call provisions, corporate approvals and end use.
- Do not promise a fixed LTV or unrestricted use of listed shares.
Documents to Keep Ready
Documents to Keep Ready
- Promoter/entity KYC and holding statement
- Demat statement and scrip details
- Financials, borrowing and purpose declaration
- Corporate authorisations and security evidence as applicable
Frequently Asked Questions
Can any listed share be pledged?
No. The lender selects acceptable securities and applicable haircuts.
Can funding value change with market price?
Yes. Facility margins and security cover may be subject to market-value monitoring.
Is this the same as an unsecured business loan?
No. The proposed share pledge and associated conditions form the security structure.
Conversion, SEO & Application
Discuss Your Loan Against Listed Shares Requirement
Share your business or project details to start a preliminary funding assessment with Capital Yono.
Funding is subject to eligibility, appraisal, due diligence, approval and final terms from the relevant funding provider.