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    Home / News / Business News / India's banks now back young athletes with specialised sports loans
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    India's banks now back young athletes with specialised sports loans

    By Sanjana Negi
    Jan 15, 2025
    11:38 pm

    What's the story

    India's sports dreams are reaching for the stars, but talent without funding is like a race with no finish line.

    Thankfully, banks are stepping onto the playing field, offering sports-specific loans to supercharge young athletes' journeys from playgrounds to podiums.

    From funding high-tech training to building world-class infrastructure, these loans remove financial roadblocks, ensuring raw talent has a real shot at glory.

    With the rise of grassroots initiatives, India's sporting future is brighter—and better funded—than ever before.

    Financial kickstart

    Empowering aspiring athletes

    To help individual athletes, both banks and non-banking financial companies in India provide personal loans designed specifically for sports professionals.

    These loans range from ₹50,000 to ₹500,000, based on the athlete's needs and qualifications.

    They cover costs associated with training, equipment purchase, participation in national and international competitions, etc.

    The goal is to remove financial hurdles so that promising athletes can concentrate on their training.

    Building dreams

    Boosting sports infrastructure

    For academies and sports organizations aiming to construct state-of-the-art facilities, infrastructure loans are a game-changer.

    Ranging up to multiple crores of rupees, these loans enable the creation of world-class stadiums, swimming pools, gyms, and other vital sports infrastructures.

    Offering significant funding at competitive interest rates, infrastructure loans are a key driver in raising the standard of training environments for athletes across all disciplines.

    Knowledge leap

    Encouraging sports education

    Understanding that education is key to creating all-rounder athletes, special loan schemes are facilitating studies in sports.

    These cover expenses for sports management, physiotherapy, sports medicine, and coaching certification courses.

    Loan amounts are determined based on course fees and the reputation of institutions, helping budding professionals gain the knowledge and skills that complement their athletic talents.

    Global Arena

    Facilitating international exposure

    To compete internationally, one needs exposure beyond the nation.

    Specialized travel loans for athletes eliminate financial barriers to competing or attending training camps abroad.

    Covering airfare and lodging costs up to ₹100,000 or more (based on eligibility like past performance records or selection for prestigious events like the Olympics) ensures that talents are not limited by geographical boundaries.

    Inclusive growth

    Tailored support for Paralympians

    Recognizing the distinct hurdles encountered by differently-abled athletes, some institutions provide specialized loan programs for Paralympians.

    These loans feature reduced interest rates and adaptable repayment plans customized to each athlete's circumstances, fostering inclusivity within the United States' sporting landscape while facilitating the pursuit of excellence across all levels of competition.

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