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Do following things go under margin trading 5% of bank loans limit or are they usually personal loans, overdrafts, some other name approved by the bank managers and I assume they don't pay the same interest rate as "official margin trader" margin traders do. How large do you think these type of "unofficial" credit is in the market? (This is an very old article even before new rules. But there was a news article that this is happening.)
( http://www.island.lk/2002/12/17/busine01.html )
‘When I wanted Rs 60 million from Seylan Bank to invest in NDB and Royal Ceramic shares last year, Kotelawala offered me Rs 240 million-a four fold increase,’ he said. And this year, when I wanted Rs 50 million from Sampath Bank, they offered me Rs 150 million instead, added Perera.
He invested in NDB by buying those shares at prices ranging from between Rs 20-60 a share. At present those shares command a price of Rs 90 a share. He further said that virtually all of his investments were providing him with a return higher than the interest charged by the banks on his loans. ‘I have no foreign partners. All of these monies required for my investments have been generated locally,’ he says. Perera attributes his success to hard work.
