The document summarizes the origin and functions of the Export-Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank). It was established in 1981 by an act of Parliament to enhance foreign trade opportunities for India following the dismantling of trade barriers after the WTO era. EXIM Bank commenced operations in 1982 under its first Chairman, R.C. Shah. It aims to promote entrepreneurship and foreign trade through various financing programs for export-oriented units, importers, overseas investment, trade finance, supplier's credit, and advisory services. EXIM Bank is managed by a board of directors representing the government, RBI, public sector banks, and businesses. It operates through several groups to provide various export promotion, project financing, and support services

1. EXIM BANK OPPORTUNITIES IN
ENTREPRENUERSHIP
PRESENTED BY
B.SAI KIRAN
(12NA1E0036)

2. ORIGIN OF EXIM BANK OF INDIA
• Post WTO era resulted in dismantling of protective barriers
to trade and investments.
• Increase in trade opportunities in global markets.
• Need for the country to enhance their domestic
competitiveness.
• Absence of any specialized institution to enhance foreign
trade in the country.

3. FORMATION OF EXIM BANK
An act of parliament set up the Export-Import
Bank of India in September 1981. it
commenced its operation from March 1982.
Sri R.C. Shah, a seasoned banker, with vast
commercial and international banking
experience, was the first Chairman and
Managing Director of EXIM bank during 1982
to Jan 1985.

4. UNIQUE FEATURES OF EXIM BANK
• Non-hierarchical culture.
• Multi-disciplinary approach to problem
solving.
• Quick access to the latest technology.
• Climate for innovation.

5. MANAGEMENT
• EXIM Bank is managed by a board of Directors,
which has representatives from the
government , RBI, Export Credit Corporation
of India, a Financial Institution, Public sector
banks, and the business community.

6. FUNCTIONS OF EXIM BANK FOR
ENTRPRENUERSHIP DEVELOPMENT:
• The bank’s functions are segmented into
several operating groups namely-
– Corporate Banking Group
– Project Finance/ Trade Finance Group
– Small and medium Enterprise
– Export Service Group
– Export Marketing Services Bank
– Support Services Group

7. DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS
• Corporate Banking group: this group handles a
variety of financing programmes for Export
oriented Units (EOUs), Importers, and overseas
investment by Indian companies.
• Project Finance/ Trade Finance Group: this group handles
the entire range of export credit servicers such as
supplier’s credit, pre-shipment Agri-Bussiness Group, to
spearhead the initiative to promote and support Agri-exports.
The Group handles projects and export
transactions in the agricultural sector for financing.

8. DEVELOPMENT POGRAMS
• Export services group: this group offers variety
of advisory and value-added information
services aimed at investment promotion.
• Export Marketing Services Bank: this group
offers assistance to Indian companies, to
enable them establish their products in
overseas markets.

9. • Support Services Group: The services which
are being rendered by this group include the
areas of Research and Planning, Corporate
Finance, Loan Recovery, Internal Audit,
Management Information Services,
Information Technology, Legal, Human
Resources Management and Corporate Affairs.

10. DIAGRAM SHOWING SCOPE OF EXIM BANK’S
FUNCTIONS

11. FLEXIBLE APPROACH OF EXIM BANK

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