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Pw presentation to macon real estate investors associationPeter Williams, CFA
The UGA Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is a partnership between UGA and the U.S. Small Business Administration that provides free consulting services and low-cost training programs to small businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs across Georgia. In 2012, the SBDC consulted with over 3,800 businesses and delivered over 300 educational programs attended by more than 4,000 people. SBDC clients obtained $155 million in capital in 2013 and, on average, experienced greater sales growth and employment increases compared to statewide trends. The Macon SBDC office assists over 250 clients annually and helped clients secure over $10 million in financing in 2013.
This document provides information about Lifeline Syria, a private refugee sponsorship program. It discusses who is involved in refugee resettlement including sponsors, agencies, and the government. It defines what a refugee is and the screening process. Private sponsorship is explained where private groups provide financial and settlement support for refugees. Sponsorship Agreement Holders are groups that facilitate sponsorships. The roles and financial requirements of sponsors are outlined. Settlement services provided by agencies are mentioned. Next steps for forming a sponsorship group are described. Named and Blended Visa Office Referred cases are compared in terms of who identifies the refugees and support provided.
Eddy Mejlholm is a wealth advisor at RBC Dominion Securities who provides personalized wealth management services to help clients achieve their financial goals. He uses a 5-step process involving introduction, discovery, strategy development, solution implementation, and ongoing service. Eddy works with a team including an associate and extended services in financial planning, estate consulting, and insurance to develop comprehensive plans. Clients range from those with over $250,000 in assets to high net worth individuals. As a member of RBC, Canada's largest financial institution, Eddy has access to full banking and investment resources to assist his clients.
A Financial Prescription for Doctors and DentistsDavid I. Katz
The document is about a book written by David I. Katz, a financial advisor, to provide guidance to medical professionals on managing their finances. The book covers topics such as understanding finances, building good financial habits, investment fundamentals, retirement planning, and estate planning. It includes tools, tips, and resources to help doctors and dentists achieve their personal and career financial goals. All profits from sales of the book will be donated to charities.
The document is an application by AIESEC in Delhi University for the Best Local Committee in Business Development Award. It summarizes the key achievements and objectives of the Business Development portfolio in 2014, including an 88.58% growth in funds raised, achieving 83.47% of financial targets, strong alumni engagement that contributed significantly to finances and mentoring, and establishing national partnerships. It details innovations introduced, board engagement activities, money raised, events held, and an overview of key numbers and outcomes for 2014. The Business Development portfolio successfully achieved its objectives of excellent CRM, profitable events, LC financial sustainability, and ELD contribution.
The Metropolitan Economic Development Association (Meda) was awarded a $90,909 grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration to help small science and technology firms bring innovations to market and create jobs. Meda was one of only 22 recipients nationwide to receive funding totaling $2 million. The grant will fund a program at Meda to provide guidance and expertise to help tech startups locate federal funding and contracts. This funding will help Minnesota businesses become more competitive in science and technology. All small science and technology firms in the state will be eligible for assistance through the program, including training, mentoring and help competing for federal grants and contracts.
Microfinance provides small loans, savings, and other basic financial services to low-income individuals who traditionally lack access to consumer credit. It began in the 1970s when Muhammad Yunus pioneered the concept in Bangladesh as a way to help alleviate poverty by providing funding options for small businesses. While microcredit helped some, a more holistic approach is needed that also includes training and follow-up support. For microfinance to be truly sustainable and benefit both social and financial goals, it must operate as a profitable business rather than relying solely on grants and philanthropy.
Robert Zdenek & Sehar Siddiqi, National Neighbors Silver of NCRCkarenskali
The document discusses the need for age-friendly banking practices to better serve the growing older adult population. It summarizes research finding that banks lack comprehensive products and services for older customers and many experience fraud and abuse. The National Community Reinvestment Coalition advocates for principles like protecting older adults from fraud, customizing financial products for seniors, and facilitating aging at home through loans for home modifications. Next steps include further research, local campaigns, and encouraging regulators to incorporate age-friendly banking standards.
Pw presentation to macon real estate investors associationPeter Williams, CFA
The UGA Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is a partnership between UGA and the U.S. Small Business Administration that provides free consulting services and low-cost training programs to small businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs across Georgia. In 2012, the SBDC consulted with over 3,800 businesses and delivered over 300 educational programs attended by more than 4,000 people. SBDC clients obtained $155 million in capital in 2013 and, on average, experienced greater sales growth and employment increases compared to statewide trends. The Macon SBDC office assists over 250 clients annually and helped clients secure over $10 million in financing in 2013.
This document provides information about Lifeline Syria, a private refugee sponsorship program. It discusses who is involved in refugee resettlement including sponsors, agencies, and the government. It defines what a refugee is and the screening process. Private sponsorship is explained where private groups provide financial and settlement support for refugees. Sponsorship Agreement Holders are groups that facilitate sponsorships. The roles and financial requirements of sponsors are outlined. Settlement services provided by agencies are mentioned. Next steps for forming a sponsorship group are described. Named and Blended Visa Office Referred cases are compared in terms of who identifies the refugees and support provided.
Eddy Mejlholm is a wealth advisor at RBC Dominion Securities who provides personalized wealth management services to help clients achieve their financial goals. He uses a 5-step process involving introduction, discovery, strategy development, solution implementation, and ongoing service. Eddy works with a team including an associate and extended services in financial planning, estate consulting, and insurance to develop comprehensive plans. Clients range from those with over $250,000 in assets to high net worth individuals. As a member of RBC, Canada's largest financial institution, Eddy has access to full banking and investment resources to assist his clients.
A Financial Prescription for Doctors and DentistsDavid I. Katz
The document is about a book written by David I. Katz, a financial advisor, to provide guidance to medical professionals on managing their finances. The book covers topics such as understanding finances, building good financial habits, investment fundamentals, retirement planning, and estate planning. It includes tools, tips, and resources to help doctors and dentists achieve their personal and career financial goals. All profits from sales of the book will be donated to charities.
The document is an application by AIESEC in Delhi University for the Best Local Committee in Business Development Award. It summarizes the key achievements and objectives of the Business Development portfolio in 2014, including an 88.58% growth in funds raised, achieving 83.47% of financial targets, strong alumni engagement that contributed significantly to finances and mentoring, and establishing national partnerships. It details innovations introduced, board engagement activities, money raised, events held, and an overview of key numbers and outcomes for 2014. The Business Development portfolio successfully achieved its objectives of excellent CRM, profitable events, LC financial sustainability, and ELD contribution.
The Metropolitan Economic Development Association (Meda) was awarded a $90,909 grant from the U.S. Small Business Administration to help small science and technology firms bring innovations to market and create jobs. Meda was one of only 22 recipients nationwide to receive funding totaling $2 million. The grant will fund a program at Meda to provide guidance and expertise to help tech startups locate federal funding and contracts. This funding will help Minnesota businesses become more competitive in science and technology. All small science and technology firms in the state will be eligible for assistance through the program, including training, mentoring and help competing for federal grants and contracts.
Microfinance provides small loans, savings, and other basic financial services to low-income individuals who traditionally lack access to consumer credit. It began in the 1970s when Muhammad Yunus pioneered the concept in Bangladesh as a way to help alleviate poverty by providing funding options for small businesses. While microcredit helped some, a more holistic approach is needed that also includes training and follow-up support. For microfinance to be truly sustainable and benefit both social and financial goals, it must operate as a profitable business rather than relying solely on grants and philanthropy.
Financial Inclusion Capital for the Underserved - by Bunmi LawsonThe Kingdom Summit
The document discusses financial inclusion in Nigeria and initiatives to expand access to financial services. It provides statistics showing that over 36 million Nigerian adults remain financially excluded. Reasons for exclusion include irregular income, lack of employment, and long distances to access points. The Central Bank of Nigeria's target is to reduce the financial exclusion rate to 20% by 2020. The document also describes Accion Microfinance Bank and the financial products and loan services they provide to micro and small businesses. Requirements for loans include having a business for at least 12 months and presenting identification documents.
The Investment Case For Financial InclusionElena Thomas
As part of the World Bank MOOC on Development Finance - this document makes the case for development financing to enhance social microfinance and bridge the gap from social to commercial financial services as a way to reduce poverty and build local economies.
This document summarizes Middlesex Savings Bank's services for business customers. It highlights the bank's focus on customer service, financial strength and resources to support businesses, and customized solutions. Middlesex provides commercial lending, cash management services, and investment services to meet businesses' unique needs. The bank aims to build long-term relationships through responsive service and helping customers achieve their goals.
ahli bank - Sustainability Report for Year 2018
You can read more here:
https://ahli.com/report/sustainability-reports/sustainability-report-year-2018/
Ppt outreach sessions 2021 focus on best & rc (section 4)English Online Inc.
The document provides information about SEED programs that help immigrants and low-income individuals with financial empowerment and business support. It summarizes SEED's Asset Building Programs that include matched savings programs and accessing benefits. It also describes SEED's Business Development Services programs which include the Business and Enterprise Support and Training program and Recognition Counts program that provides loans and supports for skilled immigrants to have their credentials recognized. The document outlines the eligibility requirements and services provided by these programs to help participants start businesses, access training and financial supports.
The document provides information on 18 different grant opportunities for Nigerians, including:
1) The Queen's Young Leaders Awards Scheme which provides training, mentoring and a £10,000 award.
2) The Intafact Hero's Foundation Kickstart Business Grant which provides seed capital, mentoring and monitoring for selected entrepreneurs.
3) The Youth Enterprise Conference Plus N5m Small Business Grant which provides grants of N100,000 to 50 small businesses.
It describes the eligibility requirements and benefits of each opportunity. The grants can be used to start or expand businesses and come from organizations like the Tony Elumelu Foundation, Diamond Bank, Shell, and the US Consulate General Lagos. Awards
BDC is a bank dedicated exclusively to entrepreneurs that provides loans, investments and advisory services to support Canadian entrepreneurship. It has over 2,000 employees working in over 100 business centers across Canada, serving over 32,000 clients. BDC plays a complementary role to other financial institutions by providing more flexible financing to higher-risk small and medium-sized businesses that create many jobs and economic growth. It also supports sectors through specialized programs and by investing in venture capital funds and companies.
Working Group D is developing a proposal for the G20 SME Finance Challenge to create a multi-country financing partnership for youth-led small and medium enterprises. The proposal involves an international public sector credit guarantee facility that provides collateral-free loans to youth businesses in multiple countries through partnerships between local banks, youth entrepreneurship organizations, and a multilateral development bank. The goal is to unlock financing for young entrepreneurs, create a sustainable funding platform for member organizations, and develop a global loan financing model that can be replicated. Developing the proposal required overcoming communication challenges between the diverse team members and aligning on objectives, support provided, and data collection.
Plan Canada supports microfinancing to help people lift themselves out of poverty. Microfinancing provides small loans and financial services to those without access to capital. This allows people to start small businesses and become financially independent to support their families. Plan works with partners around the world to facilitate microfinancing programs and village savings groups. These programs allow people to invest in each other through small loans and build community support systems.
Kiva is a non-profit organization that enables crowd-funded personal loans to borrowers around the world. Through its Kiva Zip program in the US, it provides loans to small businesses that may not qualify for traditional loans. The document discusses Kiva Zip's goal of expanding access to capital through social underwriting that evaluates borrowers' character and networks rather than just financial metrics. It encourages readers to become Trustees who can recommend eligible small business owners in their communities for Kiva Zip loans. Trustees are asked to evaluate borrowers' character, business, and social impact but have no financial liability. The program offers 0% interest loans up to $5,000 or $25,000 that are funded and communicated through Kiva
This document provides an overview of Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). It discusses RBC's reputation as one of Canada's largest banks, its upward trending profits, and customer trends in savings, investments, and loans. It notes RBC serves over 17 million clients through over 86,000 employees across Canada, the US, and 34 other countries. The document outlines RBC's vision of creating positive social impact and commitments to climate change, arts, and athletes. It provides details on RBC's banking and savings accounts and services for students. It proposes an online courses new product idea targeted at improving financial literacy.
Plan Canada supports microfinancing to help alleviate poverty. Microfinancing provides small loans to those without access to capital, allowing people to start small businesses and become financially independent. Microfinancing has benefits like improved access to credit, higher loan repayment rates, better education and health outcomes, sustainability, and job creation. Plan Canada works with partners like Arariwa in Peru to facilitate village savings programs and bring microfinancing services to rural communities. Kiva and FINCA are also microfinancing organizations that provide loans and financial services to low-income entrepreneurs around the world.
This document provides an overview of Jordan Ahli Bank's sustainability report for 2018. It includes sections on the corporate profile, ownership structure, market presence, subsidiaries, and messages from leadership. The report covers the bank's activities and performance across economic, environmental, and social aspects of sustainability according to GRI Standards. It focuses on material issues for both the bank and its stakeholders.
1) The MEDA 2014 Annual Report summarizes the organization's programs and impact. In 2014, MEDA served over 6,300 low- and moderate-income clients through programs like financial capability training, small business development, affordable housing, tax preparation and more.
2) Key programs and impacts included providing business training to 390 entrepreneurs, helping create 21 new businesses and 47 new jobs. MEDA also prepared 3,831 tax returns, obtaining $5.5 million in refunds for the community.
3) MEDA works with local schools and organizations through the Mission Promise Neighborhood initiative to support over 1,600 students from cradle to career. Programs include financial coaching, connecting families to social services,
University Incubator is a non-profit organization designed to provide no-cost financing, grants and mentorship that enable student entrepreneurs to create their own jobs by the time they graduate.
This document summarizes FinXpert.ca, a platform that connects individuals facing financial hardship with various financial experts and services. It provides a one-stop solution for issues like debt management, credit counseling, bankruptcy, and more. The platform uses a dynamic questionnaire to assess users' financial situations and match them with suitable experts. Experts in the network pay per qualified lead generated. The document outlines FinXpert.ca's value proposition, operations, marketing strategy, target customers, and financial projections. It aims to simplify the process of exploring debt solutions and connecting people with help from trusted organizations.
Marketingfinancialservices 090722204721 Phpapp01GOEL'S WORLD
The document discusses Premier Bank's new Al-Wadiah Premier Savings + Protection Account. The account combines savings and insurance features, paying dividends quarterly. It provides insurance coverage up to SGD200,000 and other benefits like ATM access and no fees. The marketing strategies outlined include advertisements, brochures, and roadshows to promote the new product.
The document discusses Premier Bank's new Al-Wadi'ah Premier Savings + Protection Account, an Islamic banking product that combines savings and insurance. It provides details on the account benefits like quarterly dividends, ATM access, and insurance coverage up to $200,000. Eligibility requires a minimum $500 deposit and being age 21 or above. Marketing strategies to promote the new product include posters, brochures, website content, talks at mosques, and newspaper advertisements.
The document summarizes a session on finance in Cornwall in 2019. It included presentations from various lenders on available funding options for businesses. Lloyds Bank discussed lending over $25 million to 92 Cornish businesses that year. Another presentation discussed using a commercial broker to access funding beyond a business's main bank. A third presentation was from a peer-to-peer lender on providing common-sense lending for rural and entrepreneurial businesses. The session aimed to bust myths around bank lending and provide businesses with information on alternative funding sources.
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Financial Inclusion Capital for the Underserved - by Bunmi LawsonThe Kingdom Summit
The document discusses financial inclusion in Nigeria and initiatives to expand access to financial services. It provides statistics showing that over 36 million Nigerian adults remain financially excluded. Reasons for exclusion include irregular income, lack of employment, and long distances to access points. The Central Bank of Nigeria's target is to reduce the financial exclusion rate to 20% by 2020. The document also describes Accion Microfinance Bank and the financial products and loan services they provide to micro and small businesses. Requirements for loans include having a business for at least 12 months and presenting identification documents.
The Investment Case For Financial InclusionElena Thomas
As part of the World Bank MOOC on Development Finance - this document makes the case for development financing to enhance social microfinance and bridge the gap from social to commercial financial services as a way to reduce poverty and build local economies.
This document summarizes Middlesex Savings Bank's services for business customers. It highlights the bank's focus on customer service, financial strength and resources to support businesses, and customized solutions. Middlesex provides commercial lending, cash management services, and investment services to meet businesses' unique needs. The bank aims to build long-term relationships through responsive service and helping customers achieve their goals.
ahli bank - Sustainability Report for Year 2018
You can read more here:
https://ahli.com/report/sustainability-reports/sustainability-report-year-2018/
Ppt outreach sessions 2021 focus on best & rc (section 4)English Online Inc.
The document provides information about SEED programs that help immigrants and low-income individuals with financial empowerment and business support. It summarizes SEED's Asset Building Programs that include matched savings programs and accessing benefits. It also describes SEED's Business Development Services programs which include the Business and Enterprise Support and Training program and Recognition Counts program that provides loans and supports for skilled immigrants to have their credentials recognized. The document outlines the eligibility requirements and services provided by these programs to help participants start businesses, access training and financial supports.
The document provides information on 18 different grant opportunities for Nigerians, including:
1) The Queen's Young Leaders Awards Scheme which provides training, mentoring and a £10,000 award.
2) The Intafact Hero's Foundation Kickstart Business Grant which provides seed capital, mentoring and monitoring for selected entrepreneurs.
3) The Youth Enterprise Conference Plus N5m Small Business Grant which provides grants of N100,000 to 50 small businesses.
It describes the eligibility requirements and benefits of each opportunity. The grants can be used to start or expand businesses and come from organizations like the Tony Elumelu Foundation, Diamond Bank, Shell, and the US Consulate General Lagos. Awards
BDC is a bank dedicated exclusively to entrepreneurs that provides loans, investments and advisory services to support Canadian entrepreneurship. It has over 2,000 employees working in over 100 business centers across Canada, serving over 32,000 clients. BDC plays a complementary role to other financial institutions by providing more flexible financing to higher-risk small and medium-sized businesses that create many jobs and economic growth. It also supports sectors through specialized programs and by investing in venture capital funds and companies.
Working Group D is developing a proposal for the G20 SME Finance Challenge to create a multi-country financing partnership for youth-led small and medium enterprises. The proposal involves an international public sector credit guarantee facility that provides collateral-free loans to youth businesses in multiple countries through partnerships between local banks, youth entrepreneurship organizations, and a multilateral development bank. The goal is to unlock financing for young entrepreneurs, create a sustainable funding platform for member organizations, and develop a global loan financing model that can be replicated. Developing the proposal required overcoming communication challenges between the diverse team members and aligning on objectives, support provided, and data collection.
Plan Canada supports microfinancing to help people lift themselves out of poverty. Microfinancing provides small loans and financial services to those without access to capital. This allows people to start small businesses and become financially independent to support their families. Plan works with partners around the world to facilitate microfinancing programs and village savings groups. These programs allow people to invest in each other through small loans and build community support systems.
Kiva is a non-profit organization that enables crowd-funded personal loans to borrowers around the world. Through its Kiva Zip program in the US, it provides loans to small businesses that may not qualify for traditional loans. The document discusses Kiva Zip's goal of expanding access to capital through social underwriting that evaluates borrowers' character and networks rather than just financial metrics. It encourages readers to become Trustees who can recommend eligible small business owners in their communities for Kiva Zip loans. Trustees are asked to evaluate borrowers' character, business, and social impact but have no financial liability. The program offers 0% interest loans up to $5,000 or $25,000 that are funded and communicated through Kiva
This document provides an overview of Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). It discusses RBC's reputation as one of Canada's largest banks, its upward trending profits, and customer trends in savings, investments, and loans. It notes RBC serves over 17 million clients through over 86,000 employees across Canada, the US, and 34 other countries. The document outlines RBC's vision of creating positive social impact and commitments to climate change, arts, and athletes. It provides details on RBC's banking and savings accounts and services for students. It proposes an online courses new product idea targeted at improving financial literacy.
Plan Canada supports microfinancing to help alleviate poverty. Microfinancing provides small loans to those without access to capital, allowing people to start small businesses and become financially independent. Microfinancing has benefits like improved access to credit, higher loan repayment rates, better education and health outcomes, sustainability, and job creation. Plan Canada works with partners like Arariwa in Peru to facilitate village savings programs and bring microfinancing services to rural communities. Kiva and FINCA are also microfinancing organizations that provide loans and financial services to low-income entrepreneurs around the world.
This document provides an overview of Jordan Ahli Bank's sustainability report for 2018. It includes sections on the corporate profile, ownership structure, market presence, subsidiaries, and messages from leadership. The report covers the bank's activities and performance across economic, environmental, and social aspects of sustainability according to GRI Standards. It focuses on material issues for both the bank and its stakeholders.
1) The MEDA 2014 Annual Report summarizes the organization's programs and impact. In 2014, MEDA served over 6,300 low- and moderate-income clients through programs like financial capability training, small business development, affordable housing, tax preparation and more.
2) Key programs and impacts included providing business training to 390 entrepreneurs, helping create 21 new businesses and 47 new jobs. MEDA also prepared 3,831 tax returns, obtaining $5.5 million in refunds for the community.
3) MEDA works with local schools and organizations through the Mission Promise Neighborhood initiative to support over 1,600 students from cradle to career. Programs include financial coaching, connecting families to social services,
University Incubator is a non-profit organization designed to provide no-cost financing, grants and mentorship that enable student entrepreneurs to create their own jobs by the time they graduate.
This document summarizes FinXpert.ca, a platform that connects individuals facing financial hardship with various financial experts and services. It provides a one-stop solution for issues like debt management, credit counseling, bankruptcy, and more. The platform uses a dynamic questionnaire to assess users' financial situations and match them with suitable experts. Experts in the network pay per qualified lead generated. The document outlines FinXpert.ca's value proposition, operations, marketing strategy, target customers, and financial projections. It aims to simplify the process of exploring debt solutions and connecting people with help from trusted organizations.
Marketingfinancialservices 090722204721 Phpapp01GOEL'S WORLD
The document discusses Premier Bank's new Al-Wadiah Premier Savings + Protection Account. The account combines savings and insurance features, paying dividends quarterly. It provides insurance coverage up to SGD200,000 and other benefits like ATM access and no fees. The marketing strategies outlined include advertisements, brochures, and roadshows to promote the new product.
The document discusses Premier Bank's new Al-Wadi'ah Premier Savings + Protection Account, an Islamic banking product that combines savings and insurance. It provides details on the account benefits like quarterly dividends, ATM access, and insurance coverage up to $200,000. Eligibility requires a minimum $500 deposit and being age 21 or above. Marketing strategies to promote the new product include posters, brochures, website content, talks at mosques, and newspaper advertisements.
The document summarizes a session on finance in Cornwall in 2019. It included presentations from various lenders on available funding options for businesses. Lloyds Bank discussed lending over $25 million to 92 Cornish businesses that year. Another presentation discussed using a commercial broker to access funding beyond a business's main bank. A third presentation was from a peer-to-peer lender on providing common-sense lending for rural and entrepreneurial businesses. The session aimed to bust myths around bank lending and provide businesses with information on alternative funding sources.
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Microfinance Banking tutorial work
1. Group Members:
• Benitez Omarza Lisbeth
• Fernández Moreta Madelyne
• Ordoñez Vizueta Michael
• Tierra Piedra Karol
Business English VII
Microfinance- Banco Solidario
Business Advantage VI Tutorial
Lecturer: Max Galarza, MSc
Tutory Grade: 9,5
2. Contribute to the progress and
improvement of the quality of life
of micro entrepreneurs and
workers of large segments of the
Ecuadorian population, with
financial products and services
appropriate to their needs
through a human team that
makes this mission part of their
lives.
Mission Lead the financial and
social inclusion of
large segments of the
population, building a
network of mutually
beneficial
relationships.
Vision
3. 2017 STRATEGIC
OBJECTIVES
Ensure a technical
heritage of more
than 12%
Keep the amount of
deposits from the
outside in at least
$146 million
Expand the range
of products and
services
Maintain the
structural liquidity in
at least two times
the minimum
liquidity required
4. Microfinance with
values
To believe in the people for what it
is, rather than what they have.
Has been the main value that has
guided our work since
always. Ethical behavior, solidarity,
social responsibility and to do with
enthusiasm our work, are the
pillars of our performance
In recognition of our work, but
above all, our commitment to
society
The Global Alliance for Banking
with values, accept us as
members in 2016, made up of 39
institutions worldwide and its aim
is to promote the sustainable
economic, social and helping
people.
Take care of your future, the
program leader of financial
education
Trained over 4004 people and
reached more than one million
with its awareness-raising
messages
8. Solidarity with My Business
Credit Microcredit or credit for
microentrepreneurs
Credit
Banco Solidario offers this
services so that the effort of a
lifetime continues to grow, they
offer you the Solidarity
microcredit, the loan that
solves your needs for raw
materials, merchandise,
services or others that arise in
your business, be it for trade,
production or service.
• Access to credit in a timely
manner in maximum 24 hours.
• Depending on the turnover of the
working capital or the productive
cycle of your business, credit is
offered from $ 1000 up to $
20,000 and in terms of up to 48
months.
• You can have this service
whenever you need, if you
present good payment behavior.
What benefits
do you have?
9. Solidarity with My Business
Credit Microcredit or credit for
microentrepreneurs
Credit
• Minimum age: 21 years. Maximum
age: 70 years.
• Nationality: Ecuadorian or foreigners
with legal residence.
• Minimum age of 1 year of business.
• Original and copy of the identity
card.
• Original and copy of a basic service
payment.
• Refugees visa 12-IV. Refugee card.
What requirements do you
need?
10. Solidarity with My Business
Immediate credit
Credit For those times when you need a quick credit to solve the
cash purchase needs of raw materials or supplies of your
business, offer the "immediate credit"
What benefits do you have?
• Immediate availability of cash for cash
purchases with your suppliers of raw
materials or inputs, from $ 1000 to $
5000.
• Immediate approval of the credit, in 24
hours.
• Payment in equal installments and in
installments appropriate to your need.
11. Solidarity with My Business
Immediate credit
Credit
Requirements
• Natural persons from 25 to 65 years of age, with
established business.
• Original and copy of identity card and presentation
of the ballot for those who are obligated to pay.
• Complete and sign the documents delivered by the
bank. You do not need to be a client.
• Have a business of commerce, production or
services physically established for at least 1 year.
• * The approval is subject to credit evaluation.
12. RATE RISK
The rating agency Class
International Rating awarded
the Bank the "AA +" rating,
which recognizes Banco
Solidario as a very entity solid
financially, with good
performance history, without
weak aspects that stand out
and with a general profile of
low risk.
AA+
CLIENTS and PORTFOLIO
The number of microentrepreneur
clients At the close of 2016 it was 167
735. The gross balance of the portfolio
of microcredit was US $ 272.87
million, and the average amount per
client was US $ 2563. For another
side, closed the year with 107,356
salaried clients, with a balance gross
of consumer portfolio of US $ 262.87
million and an average amount of US
$ 1451.
MICROFINANCE-
2016 Emission of very high c
quality