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    1. BDSP Perspective on Access to Finance in Recession
    2. Facts!!
      • SME’s contribute >60% to employment & > 50% to GDP
      • Negative growth in employment creation - by corporates and the government sector
      • Therefore SMEs have a major socio-economic role to play
    3. Banks & Government Agencies
      • Banks currently apply stringent risk criteria (Own contribution increased from 20% to 50%)
      • Banks reluctant to take clients through the Khula process (surety required)
      • Khula ordered by Cabinet in November to become a direct lender to small business (Big News, May 2009)
      • Banks Requirement of security a problem as majority of small business don’t have security or collateral
    4. Banks & Government Agencies
      • High interest rates had an impact on SME ability to services loans
      • BDSP’s don’t know who to contact at various banks
      • Uninformed client relationship managers at banks
      • Banks refer client to service providers for assistance with business plan – but do not fund them
      • Bank systems not geared to address ever changing working capital requirements of viable small businesses
      • SME’s closing down because government not paying on time
      • Some clients get funding from family and friends
      Banks & Government Agencies
      • Organisations like Umsobomvu Voucher & Funding departments don’t work together
      • Business Partners - security and own contribution not essential but cost of capital higher - funding above R250k
      • Certain Clients who meet all criteria - do get funded by Banks
      Banks & Government Agencies
      • Actual Example
      • Current requirements for funding
      • Security in the form of property – 66.67%.
      • Stock held as security.
      • Life policy ceded.
      • Royalty in the form of turnover%.
      • Interest rate =
      • Period from application to approval = 6 months.
      • Special insurance.
      • Cost to prepare documents = +/-R6000
      Banks & Government Agencies
      • Entrepreneurs good operationally – but……
      • Entrepreneurs lack knowledge on Cash Flow Management
      • Certain Entrepreneurs lack knowledge on basic costing
      • Banks not actively involved in developing entrepreneurs
      Lack of Knowledge & Training within SME’s
      • SME’s make use of unqualified bookkeepers
      • Banks waiting for proper historical financials
      • Feasibility Study Voucher – Start-ups – Umsobomvu
      Lack of Knowledge & Training within SME’s
      • What is required is:
      • Creative , Innovative & Flexible Ideas
      • From All Stakeholders (Banks/BDSP’s/Clients/Government Agencies)
      • Can be Piloted in the W Cape
      • Replicated throughout SA
      Conclusion
    5. Thank You!! Questions??
    6. Hlumisa – Small Business Solutions cc Solly Fazel-Ellahi Cell: 082 780 8994 Landline: 021 419 2477 Ascend Business Solutions Jayant C. Gajjar Cell: 082 859 1785 Landline: 021 674 7690
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