This document discusses various institutions that provide support to entrepreneurs in India. It describes that these institutions are headed by central and state governments and are classified according to the services they provide such as financial, training, and technical institutes. Some of the key institutions that support entrepreneurs mentioned are IDBI, IFCI, UTI Bank, NABARD, and ICICI Banks. NABARD specifically aims to uplift rural India and contributes through self-help groups, farmers clubs, and programs for women development and rural marketing. Commercial banks also provide important support to entrepreneurs through business loans, investment products, and security services.

1. Institutional Support to
Entrepreneurs

2. Institutions Headed by
Central
Government
State
Government
Non
Government
Organisations

3. Classification
acc. to
services
Financial
Institutes
Training
Institutes
Technical
Guidance
Commercial
Banks

4. UTI BANK
• Was set up in 1964
• Chief Objectives
Schemes :
 Retirement Benefit Plan
 Primary Equity Fund
 Grihalaxmi Unit Plan
 Columbus India Fund
• Financial Assistance to corporate
sector

6. Objectives
Co-ordination
Supplementing
Planning, Promotion & Diversification

7. Functions
Loan to financial Institutions
Loan to Co-operative Banks
Provides Services
Provides Assistance
Acts as a Trustee

8. OBJECTIVES
To assist.
To stimulate.
To furnish.

9. FUNCTIONS
 Provides medium & long term loans.
 Subscribes new shares.
 Provide technical & managerial.
 Lease rent.
 Provide consultancy service.

10. IFCI
(Industrial Finance Corporation of India)
 The Industrial Finance Corporation of India was
established by government of India under IFCI Act in 1st
July 1948 .
 It was converted into a Public Limited Company in 1st
July 1971.
 It is an important financial institution which provides
financial assistance to Entrepreneur and Industries.

11. Function & Objectives
 Credit Facility.
 Soft Loan Assistance.
 Guaranteeing Loans & Credit.
 Encourages & Modernisation & Development.
 Management Development.
 Miscellaneous

12. Technical Consultancy Organisation
 Created Technological consultancy for industrial
project
 Established financial institution in collaboration
 Transformation to a multi-functional disciplinary
 Some TCO’s like KITCO diversified to implement
projects “Concept of Communication”

13. Activities of TCO’s
 Development of industrial clusters
 Infrastructure planning
 Energy and Environment Research Management
 Vocational Training
 Carrying out market research
 Many Others..

14. It is an apex development bank in India.
Established on 12th July 1982.
Main aim is to uplift rural India.
Another aim – concerning policy , planning
& operation in the field.

15. ROLE AND FUNCTION
 Provides training facilities.
 Regulates the co-operative banks & RRB.
 It regulates the institution which provides
financial helps.
 It checks on its client institution.

16. NABARD’S CONTRIBUTION TO RURAL
PROSPERITY
Self Help Group(SHG’s).
Farmers Club.
Women & Development.
Rural Marketing.

17. SISI
(Small Ind. Service Institute)
 To assist in testing of raw materials
 To organise seminars and workshops for benefit of
entrepreneur
 To advise the state government n central government on
policy matters
 To provide market information
 To recommend ssi for financial assistance from financial
institution

18. Commercial banks
Commercial banks accept
short-term loans and advances
Provides loan facility to
enterprises
Provide house loan

19. Types & Functions
Private
Banks
Public
Banks
Types
Primary
Secondary
Functions

20. Learning Outcomes

21. Sunny Sukhija (58)
 All the financial institutions are headed by Central and State
Government.
 For our the better understanding these institutions are classified
according to the services they provide i.e Financial, Technical,
Training institutes and also the commercial banks which provide
help.
 These are some institutions which support entrepreneurs viz. IDBI,
IFCI, UTI Bank, NABARD, ICICI Banks.
 UTI bank is the private sector bank in India. It was setup in 1964.
Its chief objective is to provide financial service to small and
medium sized corporates, agriculture and retail businesses

22. Mayur Motwani (44)
 Industrial Development Bank India (IDBI) was to set up in july
1964 as a wholly owned subsidiary of RBI.
 In 1976, when its ownership was transferred to the government of
India. The main objective of IDBI is to serve as apex institution for
finance for Indian Industries. Its key roles are to co-ordinate & to
supplement the resources of financial institution.
Industrial Credit & Investment Corporation of India (ICICI). It was
established as a joint stock company in the private sector in 1955.
Its main objective are to assist , to stimulate , to furnish.

23. Abhishek Dholiya (15)
 In this topic I have learned about the Institute of NABARD which
stands for National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
which gives support to entrepreneurs .
 I have learnt about its aim , when it was established, its role and
functions and its few contribution towards the rural areas for
entrepreneurs . NABARD helps in shaping the life of entrepreneurs
to become successful in a society.

24. Surjit Singh (57)
 IFCI plays a crucial role in providing long term and short term
credit to industrial concerns in corporate economy. It also helps in
underwriting and directly subscribing shares and debentures of
companies.
 This Company provides Assistance to small industries like Cement,
Cotton Textiles, etc. which helps in the economic development of
the country.
 As IFCI was established by the Government of India it also help in
loans raised by the industrial concerns and entrepreneurs in the
capital market , both in rupees and in foreign currency.
It provides new opportunities to various industrial concerns and
businesses in the economy.

25. Prajakta Rane (50)
 Technical organization are created for industrial projects which
helps the businesses and entrepreneurs
 It was established by All India Financial Institution in collaboration
with state financial/development organisation and commercial
banks to know the state level development.
 All these 18 state level TCO’s have transformed into multi-
functional disciplinary
 Some TCO’s like KITCO has diversified for implementation under
one roof

26. Omkar (67)
 In this project I came to know about commercial bank i came to
know about their function like accepting deposits, making business
loans, and offering basic investment products.
They have also started providing loans for start-up companies
They are of 2 types Government and private banks
I also came to know that they provide security service like safes to
keep important documents papers etc.
 They also do discounting of bills of exchange.

27. Thank You..