This section gives you insights into the completed loans — including those that were fully repaid by the borrower or have turned NPA (Non-Performing Asset) after long-term non-payment.
Here’s what each term means:
? Principal Lent
The total amount you had lent to borrowers in the loans that are now closed.
✅ Total Received
The total amount credited to your bank account from these closed loans — includes both the Principal you lent and the Interest you earned.
? ANR Earned (Annual Net Return)
ANR shows the net yearly return (%) you’ve made on your lending — after considering interest earned, fees deducted, and any losses due to defaults.
It gives you a true picture of your annual performance as a lender.
? Absolute Return %
This tells you the total return on your lent amount, without annualizing it.
It is calculated as:
(Total Return ÷ Principal Lent) × 100
So, if you lent ₹1,000 and got back ₹1,100, your Absolute Return is 10%.
? Fees Deducted
The charges that were deducted from your repayments, based on the principal amount you had lent.
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