Governance in Banks
In addition to the enhanced Risk Identification and Compliance Management, eTHIC provides insightful dashboards for better governance. NCS has developed "PreVise", a predictive analytics product which will help mightly in holistic governance. Call us for a demo on eTHIC / PreVise
To know more please visit : https://ncssoft.in/best-software-for-banks-audit/
#eTHIC #NCS #NCSSoft #auditdigitalization #Governance #Banking #PredictiveAnalytics #AuditDashboards
NCSSoft is a product development company primarily focused on developing products for the financial sector. Completing a decade of delivering comprehensive solutions for Banking and media industries, NCSSoft is the preferred Auditing solution provider for top financial institutions across India. With a user base exceeding 1 lac, we are poised to become a global leader in the Auditing and Compliance space.
In addition to the enhanced Risk Identification and Compliance Management, eTHIC provides insightful dashboards for better governance. NCS has developed "PreVise", a predictive analytics product which will help mightly in holistic governance. Call us for a demo on eTHIC / PreVise
To know more please visit : https://ncssoft.in/best-software-for-banks-audit/
#eTHIC #NCS #NCSSoft #auditdigitalization #Governance #Banking #PredictiveAnalytics #AuditDashboards
NCSSoft is a product development company primarily focused on developing products for the financial sector. Completing a decade of delivering comprehensive solutions for Banking and media industries, NCSSoft is the preferred Auditing solution provider for top financial institutions across India. With a user base exceeding 1 lac, we are poised to become a global leader in the Auditing and Compliance space.
SAS was analytics sponsor at AML Summit by Fintelekt in Bangladesh and Mr. Rohan Langley, SAS Fraud & Security Expert AP presented on topic Effective AML Compliance.
SAS Anti-Money Laundering protects your assets by using advanced analytics to uncover illicit activity and comply with AML and CTF regulations.
Are you working to build a consistent risk management approach for coordinating your third-party vendors? Accenture’s Third-Party Risk Management framework offers an approach underpinned by continuous processes embedded across the organization. See our infographic for a description of our capabilities. Visit http://bit.ly/1URw335 for latest thinking and more.
This document summarizes a study on the marketing problems faced by entrepreneurs in Madurai City, India. The study examined 70 entrepreneurs across various business sectors. It found that the main marketing problems included the non-availability of raw materials, pricing issues, transportation delays, high distribution costs, and lack of promotion. The study also analyzed the demographic profile of entrepreneurs and identified the key factors motivating them to start their business. It provided suggestions for entrepreneurs and the government to address the common marketing challenges.
Purpose of making this presentation was to explain how is the scope of women entrepreneurship in India. What all are the issues presented in the system which affect women entrepreneurs in India. Ho Indian women entrepreneurs are different than others. What is the total contribution of women entrepreneurs on overall trade practices. It also explains the suggestions to enhance and promote the women entrepreneurs in India.
I hope this will help students to understood the issue well and give them few insights for their own research
Data collection is completely from the secondary sources.
The document provides an introduction to small scale industries (SSI) in India. It discusses how SSI are important for employment generation and economic growth. It then outlines the typical process for starting a small scale industry, including selecting an industry, site selection, preparation of a business plan, and financial requirements. Key agencies that support SSI development at the national and state level are also introduced. The document emphasizes how SSI can help address issues of unemployment and population growth in India. It provides statistics on employment and production growth in the SSI sector.
Governance in Banks
In addition to the enhanced Risk Identification and Compliance Management, eTHIC provides insightful dashboards for better governance. NCS has developed "PreVise", a predictive analytics product which will help mightly in holistic governance. Call us for a demo on eTHIC / PreVise
To know more please visit : https://ncssoft.in/best-software-for-banks-audit/
#eTHIC #NCS #NCSSoft #auditdigitalization #Governance #Banking #PredictiveAnalytics #AuditDashboards
NCSSoft is a product development company primarily focused on developing products for the financial sector. Completing a decade of delivering comprehensive solutions for Banking and media industries, NCSSoft is the preferred Auditing solution provider for top financial institutions across India. With a user base exceeding 1 lac, we are poised to become a global leader in the Auditing and Compliance space.
In addition to the enhanced Risk Identification and Compliance Management, eTHIC provides insightful dashboards for better governance. NCS has developed "PreVise", a predictive analytics product which will help mightly in holistic governance. Call us for a demo on eTHIC / PreVise
To know more please visit : https://ncssoft.in/best-software-for-banks-audit/
#eTHIC #NCS #NCSSoft #auditdigitalization #Governance #Banking #PredictiveAnalytics #AuditDashboards
NCSSoft is a product development company primarily focused on developing products for the financial sector. Completing a decade of delivering comprehensive solutions for Banking and media industries, NCSSoft is the preferred Auditing solution provider for top financial institutions across India. With a user base exceeding 1 lac, we are poised to become a global leader in the Auditing and Compliance space.
SAS was analytics sponsor at AML Summit by Fintelekt in Bangladesh and Mr. Rohan Langley, SAS Fraud & Security Expert AP presented on topic Effective AML Compliance.
SAS Anti-Money Laundering protects your assets by using advanced analytics to uncover illicit activity and comply with AML and CTF regulations.
Are you working to build a consistent risk management approach for coordinating your third-party vendors? Accenture’s Third-Party Risk Management framework offers an approach underpinned by continuous processes embedded across the organization. See our infographic for a description of our capabilities. Visit http://bit.ly/1URw335 for latest thinking and more.
This document summarizes a study on the marketing problems faced by entrepreneurs in Madurai City, India. The study examined 70 entrepreneurs across various business sectors. It found that the main marketing problems included the non-availability of raw materials, pricing issues, transportation delays, high distribution costs, and lack of promotion. The study also analyzed the demographic profile of entrepreneurs and identified the key factors motivating them to start their business. It provided suggestions for entrepreneurs and the government to address the common marketing challenges.
Purpose of making this presentation was to explain how is the scope of women entrepreneurship in India. What all are the issues presented in the system which affect women entrepreneurs in India. Ho Indian women entrepreneurs are different than others. What is the total contribution of women entrepreneurs on overall trade practices. It also explains the suggestions to enhance and promote the women entrepreneurs in India.
I hope this will help students to understood the issue well and give them few insights for their own research
Data collection is completely from the secondary sources.
The document provides an introduction to small scale industries (SSI) in India. It discusses how SSI are important for employment generation and economic growth. It then outlines the typical process for starting a small scale industry, including selecting an industry, site selection, preparation of a business plan, and financial requirements. Key agencies that support SSI development at the national and state level are also introduced. The document emphasizes how SSI can help address issues of unemployment and population growth in India. It provides statistics on employment and production growth in the SSI sector.
The document discusses various topics related to entrepreneurship development including perspectives on entrepreneurship, creating entrepreneurial ventures, project management, reasons for entrepreneurial failure, and support for women entrepreneurs. It also defines entrepreneurship, describes the role of entrepreneurs, and outlines concepts like venture capital, tax concessions, leasing, hire purchase, support systems, market research, credit policies, and support organizations.
The document provides an overview of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in India. Some key points:
- MSMEs are an important part of the Indian economy, contributing to employment, exports, GDP and promoting innovation.
- They are classified based on investment in plant/machinery or service equipment. The definition was recently revised to include annual turnover criteria.
- MSMEs face issues like access to credit and markets, technology and quality concerns. Several steps have been taken to improve their condition.
- Benefits of registering as an MSME include access to loans, tax benefits and preference for government contracts. The registration process involves filling an online form.
Some relevant #Credit Schemes for #MSMEsRajesh Dubey
1. The document discusses MSME classification, credit schemes for MSMEs from institutions like SIDBI, and how MSMEs can raise finance.
2. MSMEs are classified based on their investment in plant and machinery, with micro enterprises having up to Rs. 25 lakhs investment. Several credit schemes provide loans and subsidies to MSMEs for capital expenditure, energy efficiency, exports, and more.
3. For raising finance, MSMEs need to demonstrate the 5Cs of creditworthiness - character, capacity, capital, collateral, and conditions, as well as strong communication about their business performance and compliance. Regular communication is key to maintaining credibility with lenders and investors.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) make up over 99% of business units in Pakistan and contribute significantly to employment, GDP, and exports. However, SMEs face numerous barriers to growth, including lack of access to finance. Most SMEs rely on self-financing rather than bank loans, which account for only 7-8% of working capital and investment. Loan disbursement is strongly correlated with firm size and age. International best practices show that countries support SMEs through credit guarantee systems, specialized SME banks, and laws promoting the SME sector.
This document discusses opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to conduct initial public offerings (IPOs) on SME exchanges in India. It notes that over 1 million SMEs could potentially list on exchanges in the next 1-2 years. Listing provides SMEs access to capital from a wide range of investors and improves their visibility, transparency and corporate governance. However, SMEs must undertake restructuring and documentation to prepare for the IPO process. The document outlines eligibility criteria for listing on SME exchanges and preparation steps SMEs should take. It also addresses frequently asked questions about relaxation of regulations for SME IPOs and features of SME exchanges.
Small Medium Enterprises In Pakistan 1225713011523121 8samraz
The document summarizes the state of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Pakistan. It notes that SMEs make up over 99% of business units in Pakistan, employ 78% of the non-agricultural workforce, and contribute over 30% to GDP. However, SMEs face significant barriers to growth, including lack of access to finance, skilled labor shortages, and inadequate infrastructure. The document examines international best practices for SME support and outlines SMEDA's role in developing the SME sector in Pakistan.
The document outlines orders from the Government of Andhra Pradesh regarding involvement of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in e-Governance projects. It notes that while SMEs make up 80% of IT companies and contribute 30% of exports, they have faced challenges participating in large e-Governance projects. To support SMEs, the government orders that (1) SMEs be categorized based on annual turnover and registered on a vendor portal, (2) tenders be published across government sites, and (3) projects be divided based on cost and permitted to consortiums to encourage SME participation.
SME Network is a financial and cost management forum that caters to the business needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and corporates. It connects entrepreneurs with an expert panel through mentoring on various business subjects. The services are tailored to clients' needs to enable them to make strategic decisions and plans for long-term growth. SME Network reviews existing business units to identify opportunities to improve performance.
Technology is helping to improve credit access for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. SMEs face difficulties obtaining credit due to inadequate financial records and high risks, but new fintech platforms are using alternative data and analytics to streamline lending. Capital Float, a case study example, uses digital data from e-commerce sellers to quickly provide working capital loans to SMEs. While credit gaps remain, partnerships between banks and fintechs as well as growing data availability are expanding credit availability and reducing costs for SMEs in India.
This document discusses small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Pakistan. Some key points:
- SMEs make up over 99% of business units in Pakistan and generate a significant portion of GDP, exports, and employment. However, most SMEs are small, self-financed operations with limited access to formal financing.
- The document analyzes barriers facing SME growth, including issues related to government policies, taxation, access to finance, skills, and infrastructure. International case studies on SME support mechanisms are also presented.
- In Pakistan, most SME financing comes from retained earnings rather than banks. The document proposes recommendations to strengthen the SME sector such as improving access to credit
The IT sector in Pakistan is the 2nd largest exporter and had grown over 24% in the last 8 months. However, the COVID-19 crisis has adversely affected the IT sector with 68% of companies uncertain they can retain staff over the next 3 months and 89% over the next 6 months. The pandemic poses tremendous risks to the sector through potential job losses and brain drain, threatening to set back gains made in recent years.
The document discusses the Telangana Industrial Health Clinic Ltd (TIHCL), an institution established by the Government of Telangana to support MSMEs. TIHCL aims to revive sick MSME units, restructure loans, and provide mentoring and consultancy services. It received NBFC approval in 2018 allowing it to provide financial services like rediscounting bills and margin money loans to MSMEs. TIHCL expects to partner with banks, financial institutions, MSME associations, and individual investors to build a corpus of Rs. 100 crores to support its activities of diagnosing problems faced by MSMEs and providing solutions to help them grow in a sustainable manner.
All initiatives make it clear that the government is aimed at supporting the MSMEs and the requirement for recognizing important verticals within this sector with differing interests with regards to Government’s policy intercessions and highlighted the virtues of adopting a focused approach to profit these verticals.
Successfully running Business for sale in Delhi having good sales reputation company manufactures smart meter and all types of electric meters. Having potential in the business. Supplies to Govt directly through tender for more contact 9810544299 or email deals@businessdeals.in
Impact of changing technology on strategic procurementMarcep Inc.
A must attend training as the world changes, so must you. Move beyond the conventional, unlocking your procurement power and become more strategic. Evolution is critical to procurement’s survival.
Analytics and MBA is a great career choiceHimanshu Arora
The document discusses career opportunities in analytics. It begins by defining analytics as discovering meaningful patterns in data. It notes that analytics provides business opportunities by converting information to insights and spotting hidden trends. It provides examples of how analytics has been used in finance, marketing, operations, and HR. Key points made include that analytics skills are in high demand, salaries for analytics roles are high and increasing, especially for those with both analytics and domain knowledge, and common career paths involve progressing from analyst to manager roles. It promotes Dimensionless Technologies, an analytics training company, and provides details on their courses, trainers, and mission to provide affordable technical education.
The Institute of Customer Experience Management (ICEM), the flagship institute of Aegis Global Academy, is the first-of-its-kind to offer an MBA equivalent program focused solely on customer experience management and customer-centricity.
The document discusses various topics related to entrepreneurship development including perspectives on entrepreneurship, creating entrepreneurial ventures, project management, reasons for entrepreneurial failure, and support for women entrepreneurs. It also defines entrepreneurship, describes the role of entrepreneurs, and outlines concepts like venture capital, tax concessions, leasing, hire purchase, support systems, market research, credit policies, and support organizations.
The document provides an overview of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in India. Some key points:
- MSMEs are an important part of the Indian economy, contributing to employment, exports, GDP and promoting innovation.
- They are classified based on investment in plant/machinery or service equipment. The definition was recently revised to include annual turnover criteria.
- MSMEs face issues like access to credit and markets, technology and quality concerns. Several steps have been taken to improve their condition.
- Benefits of registering as an MSME include access to loans, tax benefits and preference for government contracts. The registration process involves filling an online form.
Some relevant #Credit Schemes for #MSMEsRajesh Dubey
1. The document discusses MSME classification, credit schemes for MSMEs from institutions like SIDBI, and how MSMEs can raise finance.
2. MSMEs are classified based on their investment in plant and machinery, with micro enterprises having up to Rs. 25 lakhs investment. Several credit schemes provide loans and subsidies to MSMEs for capital expenditure, energy efficiency, exports, and more.
3. For raising finance, MSMEs need to demonstrate the 5Cs of creditworthiness - character, capacity, capital, collateral, and conditions, as well as strong communication about their business performance and compliance. Regular communication is key to maintaining credibility with lenders and investors.
Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) make up over 99% of business units in Pakistan and contribute significantly to employment, GDP, and exports. However, SMEs face numerous barriers to growth, including lack of access to finance. Most SMEs rely on self-financing rather than bank loans, which account for only 7-8% of working capital and investment. Loan disbursement is strongly correlated with firm size and age. International best practices show that countries support SMEs through credit guarantee systems, specialized SME banks, and laws promoting the SME sector.
This document discusses opportunities for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to conduct initial public offerings (IPOs) on SME exchanges in India. It notes that over 1 million SMEs could potentially list on exchanges in the next 1-2 years. Listing provides SMEs access to capital from a wide range of investors and improves their visibility, transparency and corporate governance. However, SMEs must undertake restructuring and documentation to prepare for the IPO process. The document outlines eligibility criteria for listing on SME exchanges and preparation steps SMEs should take. It also addresses frequently asked questions about relaxation of regulations for SME IPOs and features of SME exchanges.
Small Medium Enterprises In Pakistan 1225713011523121 8samraz
The document summarizes the state of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Pakistan. It notes that SMEs make up over 99% of business units in Pakistan, employ 78% of the non-agricultural workforce, and contribute over 30% to GDP. However, SMEs face significant barriers to growth, including lack of access to finance, skilled labor shortages, and inadequate infrastructure. The document examines international best practices for SME support and outlines SMEDA's role in developing the SME sector in Pakistan.
The document outlines orders from the Government of Andhra Pradesh regarding involvement of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in e-Governance projects. It notes that while SMEs make up 80% of IT companies and contribute 30% of exports, they have faced challenges participating in large e-Governance projects. To support SMEs, the government orders that (1) SMEs be categorized based on annual turnover and registered on a vendor portal, (2) tenders be published across government sites, and (3) projects be divided based on cost and permitted to consortiums to encourage SME participation.
SME Network is a financial and cost management forum that caters to the business needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and corporates. It connects entrepreneurs with an expert panel through mentoring on various business subjects. The services are tailored to clients' needs to enable them to make strategic decisions and plans for long-term growth. SME Network reviews existing business units to identify opportunities to improve performance.
Technology is helping to improve credit access for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in India. SMEs face difficulties obtaining credit due to inadequate financial records and high risks, but new fintech platforms are using alternative data and analytics to streamline lending. Capital Float, a case study example, uses digital data from e-commerce sellers to quickly provide working capital loans to SMEs. While credit gaps remain, partnerships between banks and fintechs as well as growing data availability are expanding credit availability and reducing costs for SMEs in India.
This document discusses small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Pakistan. Some key points:
- SMEs make up over 99% of business units in Pakistan and generate a significant portion of GDP, exports, and employment. However, most SMEs are small, self-financed operations with limited access to formal financing.
- The document analyzes barriers facing SME growth, including issues related to government policies, taxation, access to finance, skills, and infrastructure. International case studies on SME support mechanisms are also presented.
- In Pakistan, most SME financing comes from retained earnings rather than banks. The document proposes recommendations to strengthen the SME sector such as improving access to credit
The IT sector in Pakistan is the 2nd largest exporter and had grown over 24% in the last 8 months. However, the COVID-19 crisis has adversely affected the IT sector with 68% of companies uncertain they can retain staff over the next 3 months and 89% over the next 6 months. The pandemic poses tremendous risks to the sector through potential job losses and brain drain, threatening to set back gains made in recent years.
The document discusses the Telangana Industrial Health Clinic Ltd (TIHCL), an institution established by the Government of Telangana to support MSMEs. TIHCL aims to revive sick MSME units, restructure loans, and provide mentoring and consultancy services. It received NBFC approval in 2018 allowing it to provide financial services like rediscounting bills and margin money loans to MSMEs. TIHCL expects to partner with banks, financial institutions, MSME associations, and individual investors to build a corpus of Rs. 100 crores to support its activities of diagnosing problems faced by MSMEs and providing solutions to help them grow in a sustainable manner.
All initiatives make it clear that the government is aimed at supporting the MSMEs and the requirement for recognizing important verticals within this sector with differing interests with regards to Government’s policy intercessions and highlighted the virtues of adopting a focused approach to profit these verticals.
Successfully running Business for sale in Delhi having good sales reputation company manufactures smart meter and all types of electric meters. Having potential in the business. Supplies to Govt directly through tender for more contact 9810544299 or email deals@businessdeals.in
Impact of changing technology on strategic procurementMarcep Inc.
A must attend training as the world changes, so must you. Move beyond the conventional, unlocking your procurement power and become more strategic. Evolution is critical to procurement’s survival.
Analytics and MBA is a great career choiceHimanshu Arora
The document discusses career opportunities in analytics. It begins by defining analytics as discovering meaningful patterns in data. It notes that analytics provides business opportunities by converting information to insights and spotting hidden trends. It provides examples of how analytics has been used in finance, marketing, operations, and HR. Key points made include that analytics skills are in high demand, salaries for analytics roles are high and increasing, especially for those with both analytics and domain knowledge, and common career paths involve progressing from analyst to manager roles. It promotes Dimensionless Technologies, an analytics training company, and provides details on their courses, trainers, and mission to provide affordable technical education.
The Institute of Customer Experience Management (ICEM), the flagship institute of Aegis Global Academy, is the first-of-its-kind to offer an MBA equivalent program focused solely on customer experience management and customer-centricity.
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17. 20% reservation for micro, small & medium Enterprises)
Subsidy for capital upto 30 lakhs
Women & handicap – 55% subsidy upto 2 lakhs
Employment for 25 peoples – 60% subsidy
20% subsidy for power upto 1st 3 years
VAT – 100% subsidy for 1st 6years
50% for cost of application upto 3 lakhs
15% price preference in Tenders for small scale industry
100% subsidy for Pollution control equipment
TNIC – Tamilnadu Industrial Investment Corporation
Limited
18. Change your idea into plan,
Brand name
Tag-line
Market Analysis
Marketing Strategy
Service line
Profit & loss details
Balance sheet – investment
Ratio analysis – turn over-% of return investment
Break even analysis
19. Who is borrower?
Purpose of loan
Quantum of finance
Repayment capacity
Viability of project
Security
20. Upto 10 lakhs no security required
At spl case for innovative project, upto 1 crore
also given
Under CGTMSE scheme, 1% interest of loan
annually
IOB Engg for Engineers
21. Industry Manufacture Service
Micro 1 Upto 5 lakhs Upto 4 lakhs
Micro 2 7.5 – 25 lakhs 4 L – 2 C
Small 25L – 5C 2C – 5C
Original Investment in Plant & Machinery
22. KYC(know your customer)
Project study / Viability Report
Projection/Financials
IT return for last 3 years
More than 1 crore , security details
Application form