Quantum IND AS EIR applies the Amortized Cost Method to every borrowing on an NBFC or HFC balance sheet — computing EIR, restructuring cash flows and producing audit-ready reports directly from your loan management system.
Why it matters
Borrowings raised by NBFCs and HFCs from banks, other NBFCs and lenders carry transaction costs — typically upfront processing fees — and usually see multiple interest rate changes over their term, as contractual terms track market rates.
Key capabilities
Seamless integration with your LMS brings across loan details, charges and contractual cash flows without manual re-entry.
Effective interest rate derived per contract on the Amortized Cost Method, absorbing upfront transaction costs across the loan term.
Detailed cash flow structures built per contract in alignment with Ind AS guidelines, ready for review and audit.
Once loan data is captured, an automated workflow orchestrates the transition of LMS contracts into the computation engine.
Computed results flow back into the LMS, giving a genuine two-way data path and removing duplicate bookkeeping.
Supporting reports that extend the analytical reach of finance teams beyond the statutory minimum.
Integration
Quantum IND AS EIR supports multiple LMS data integration methods, so data flows in cleanly whatever an NBFC or HFC already runs — and flows back out again once computed.
Special loan scenarios
Supports moratorium periods where interest is calculated during the deferred payment period, and the cumulative interest is paid along with the first EMI after the moratorium period.
Supports partial repayment of outstanding loan amounts and adjustment of future cashflows.
Handles contracts with multiple disbursements made on different dates.
Supports changes in repayment schedules, tenure, EMI amounts, or other contractual terms.
Handles interest-only payments made before the commencement of regular EMI repayments.
Reporting
Outcomes
We'd be delighted to discuss how Quantum IND AS EIR can be configured for your NBFC or HFC borrowing book and your existing loan management system.