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What happens to my Mutual Funds if the market crashes?

Per Regulatory Authorities, our lending partner restricts LTV (Loan To Value) to 50%. If the market suddenly falls and your LTV exceeds 50%, you can make prepayments to decrease the ratio. 

Let's say the markets crash and the value of your pledged Mutual Funds come drastically down. For example, you had pledged Mutual Funds worth ₹1,00,000 to get a ₹80,000 loan. Now, after the market crashes, your pledged Mutual Funds' value goes down to ₹50,000. Now, against ₹50,000, you'd have got a lesser loan amount but not ₹80,000. To cover this risk, a margin call happens where you have to pay an amount to bridge the gap. If you don't resolve the margin call, our lending partner may sell your pledged Mutual Funds partially valued at your outstanding balance.