Bank of Maharashtra has announced a revision in its Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rate (MCLR), effective March 31, 2026. The overnight MCLR has been reduced, while other tenors remain unchanged, signaling a calibrated approach to lending rate adjustments in the current financial environment.
The state-owned lender’s move comes as part of its periodic review of benchmark lending rates, aligning with regulatory requirements and market conditions. This adjustment is expected to influence borrowing costs for short-term loans.
Overnight Rate Adjustment
The overnight MCLR has been cut from 7.90% to 7.75%, offering marginal relief to borrowers seeking ultra-short-term credit. This reduction reflects the bank’s effort to balance liquidity management with competitive lending practices.
Stability Across Other Tenors
Rates for one-month, three-month, six-month, and one-year tenors remain unchanged at 8.20%, 8.45%, 8.70%, and 8.85% respectively. The stability across these tenors indicates a cautious stance, ensuring predictability for borrowers and investors.
Key Highlights
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Overnight MCLR reduced to 7.75% from 7.90%
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One-month MCLR steady at 8.20%
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Three-month MCLR unchanged at 8.45%
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Six-month MCLR maintained at 8.70%
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One-year MCLR stable at 8.85%
This revision, disclosed under SEBI’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements, underscores the bank’s commitment to transparency and regulatory compliance.
Sources: Bank of Maharashtra regulatory filing