2. What is Micro Finance
Providing very poor families with very small
loans.
Financial products targeted at low-income
clients.
Give right to invest according to their own
priorities.
Amount can be between Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 10,000.
Encourage them for saving their future.
Refers to loans, saving, insurance, and other
4. Clients of Micro Finance
Mainly persons who don’t have stable source of
income.
Low income persons with no access to financial
institutions.
70% of Indians living in villages needs financial
support.
Especially self employed or house hold
entrepreneurs.
5. Main difficulty in Micro
Finance
Evaluate the credit worthiness of the
client
Expenses incurred are same for low
amount loans
Personnel and Resources required
are also same.
6. Competitio
n
Consultative Group to Assist the Poor
(CGAP)
Asian Development Bank
Dell Foundation
Grameen Bank
NABARD (National Bank for Agriculture
and Rural Development)
7. Services Offered In Micro Finance
Sector
Short Term loans
Micro Insurance
Savings Account Facility
Money Transfer System
Repeat Loans
Relative Unrestricted uses
8. Areas of
Investment
Basically Rural areas are best part to
start
India has a population of 110 crore and
70% of the population lives in rural
areas.
India is 4th largest economy in
purchasing power & 10th most
industrialised country
9. Micro Finance will success in
India
Well developed banking system
Skilled knowledge work force
Easy Trade and Investment Policy
functioning
Retail Market is expected to grow at
the rate of 18% annually