Offshore accounting: what moves and what stays
Which tasks travel well to an India team, which stay with you, and how to set the hand-offs so the month-end keeps to its timetable.
Back-office processing for banks and NBFCs on retail lending portfolios: document checks, data entry, verification support and portfolio reporting, run to the lender's own procedures.
Lenders can outsource operational work, but not their responsibility for it. Credit decisions, KYC compliance and customer outcomes stay with the lender under the Reserve Bank of India's outsourcing directions; the service provider works to the lender's policy and is audited against it.
We run lending operations as a controlled process: documented procedures, access granted by the lender, a second check on every file, and daily volumes and exceptions reported back.
Scope: preview, to be confirmed
Loan application files checked for completeness against the lender's checklist, with gaps returned the same day.
Application and loan data entered into the lender's systems, with a second-person check on key fields.
Supporting the lender's verification steps, under the lender's procedure and with its sign-off.
Preparing disbursement documents and checklists for the lender's approval.
Daily volumes, turnaround and exception reports, and monthly portfolio MIS in the lender's format.
Files indexed and stored as the lender's retention policy requires.
Most delays in outsourced work start with an unclear hand-off. These are agreed in writing before the first month.
Process notes and checklists for each product, approved by the lender.
Role-based access to your systems, granted and revoked by you.
A service agreement under your outsourcing policy, with audit rights.
Expected daily and monthly volumes so the team is sized correctly.
A named person for exceptions and process questions.
Your information-security requirements, which we work to.
| Deliverable | When | Format |
|---|---|---|
| Processed files | Daily | In your systems |
| Exceptions list | Daily | Shared sheet or your system |
| Daily production report | Daily | Email or your MIS |
| Monthly portfolio MIS | Monthly | Your template |
| Process review notes | Quarterly |
The same principles run through every desk. How they apply to your systems is written into the scope. How we handle data
Control statements: to be confirmed
We never approve, reject or price a loan; decisions stay with the lender.
Access to your systems is granted, logged and revoked by you.
Amounts, account numbers and identity data are checked by a second person.
No customer documents leave the controlled environment; no personal devices on the floor.
Your internal auditors, and the regulator, can review the process.
Which tasks travel well to an India team, which stay with you, and how to set the hand-offs so the month-end keeps to its timetable.
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No. Credit decisions, KYC compliance and customer outcomes stay with the lender, as the RBI's outsourcing directions require.
Only if the lender's procedure and agreement say so, and in the lender's name. Most of this work is back-office only.
Yes. That is the usual model. Access is role-based and controlled by you.
Under your outsourcing policy: your internal audit can review the process, the access logs and the files at any time.
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