The document discusses the emerging opportunities for distressed investing in India. Slowing economic growth, high inflation, and falling stock markets have put pressure on many domestic companies with debt payments. This macroeconomic environment, along with difficulties refinancing foreign currency bonds, has led to a growing number of distressed debt situations. However, some investors remain hesitant due to uncertainties over legal processes and debt enforcement in India. One distressed fund raising capital could help educate other investors on opportunities in this new asset class.
The document summarizes the business plan of Bihar Development Trust, a microfinance startup in Bihar, India. It aims to adapt successful models like Grameen to provide affordable credit and savings services to underserved communities. In its first year of operations, it formed 31 groups with 155 members and disbursed loans totaling $367,000. It plans rapid geographical expansion across Bihar to reach over 6 million potential microfinance clients and create employment and economic opportunities.
Microfinance in India provides small loans, savings, and insurance to low-income individuals who lack access to traditional financial services. Common microfinance models in India include self-help groups and programs based on the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. The microfinance sector has grown substantially over the past decade but still reaches only a small portion of the rural poor. Ongoing challenges include expanding access to remote areas, developing new products, and attracting long-term financing for continued growth.
Milagrow IMT Study: Practices for SME Development from EU, North America and ...Rajesh Kumar
Some highlights of Milagrow IMT study "Practices for SME Development from Europe, North America & Latin America - Recommendations for the Policy Makers". This is one of the several studies made as Milagrow World SME Conference 2009. To know more about World SME Conference, visit www.wsme.in
GulfCoast Business Finance, Inc. is a non-profit that provides financing to small businesses through SBA programs. It has a low volume of loan applications and Jessica McCall proposes increasing marketing and PR by publishing monthly news briefs and updating their Facebook presence to reach more small business owners. The target markets are small businesses in north and south Florida as well as the Tampa Bay area. Improving outreach through social media and PR could help address the low application numbers by raising awareness of GulfCoast's financing options.
If you're a minority small business owner, you might've learned the hard way that equal opportunity doesn't always apply to small business loans. A number of studies have shown that minority business owners get less information and assistance, but are asked more financial questions, by business lenders.
Discrimination like this is a huge problem, both for the lending industry and for the economy as a whole. Let's stand together and change things for the better.
The document discusses the emerging opportunities for distressed investing in India. Slowing economic growth, high inflation, and falling stock markets have put pressure on many domestic companies with debt payments. This macroeconomic environment, along with difficulties refinancing foreign currency bonds, has led to a growing number of distressed debt situations. However, some investors remain hesitant due to uncertainties over legal processes and debt enforcement in India. One distressed fund raising capital could help educate other investors on opportunities in this new asset class.
The document summarizes the business plan of Bihar Development Trust, a microfinance startup in Bihar, India. It aims to adapt successful models like Grameen to provide affordable credit and savings services to underserved communities. In its first year of operations, it formed 31 groups with 155 members and disbursed loans totaling $367,000. It plans rapid geographical expansion across Bihar to reach over 6 million potential microfinance clients and create employment and economic opportunities.
Microfinance in India provides small loans, savings, and insurance to low-income individuals who lack access to traditional financial services. Common microfinance models in India include self-help groups and programs based on the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. The microfinance sector has grown substantially over the past decade but still reaches only a small portion of the rural poor. Ongoing challenges include expanding access to remote areas, developing new products, and attracting long-term financing for continued growth.
Milagrow IMT Study: Practices for SME Development from EU, North America and ...Rajesh Kumar
Some highlights of Milagrow IMT study "Practices for SME Development from Europe, North America & Latin America - Recommendations for the Policy Makers". This is one of the several studies made as Milagrow World SME Conference 2009. To know more about World SME Conference, visit www.wsme.in
GulfCoast Business Finance, Inc. is a non-profit that provides financing to small businesses through SBA programs. It has a low volume of loan applications and Jessica McCall proposes increasing marketing and PR by publishing monthly news briefs and updating their Facebook presence to reach more small business owners. The target markets are small businesses in north and south Florida as well as the Tampa Bay area. Improving outreach through social media and PR could help address the low application numbers by raising awareness of GulfCoast's financing options.
If you're a minority small business owner, you might've learned the hard way that equal opportunity doesn't always apply to small business loans. A number of studies have shown that minority business owners get less information and assistance, but are asked more financial questions, by business lenders.
Discrimination like this is a huge problem, both for the lending industry and for the economy as a whole. Let's stand together and change things for the better.
Microfinance aims to promote financial inclusion by providing credit to low-income groups. It began as a response to high interest rates charged by money lenders and limited access to formal credit sources for the poor. Microfinance is typically delivered through self-help groups partnering with banks or microfinance institutions that provide small, collateral-free loans to joint liability groups. While microfinance has helped many, issues like over-indebtedness and coercive recovery practices led to a crisis in 2010. Regulations were subsequently introduced to promote responsible lending.
The PPT contains information about CIBIL - leading rating agency in India. It tells you about the shareholding pattern, CSR, management and other relevant info
Sanchayan Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to financial literacy in India. It was founded to address the lack of financial education in India and help individuals make informed financial decisions. The organization's MoneyMatters program aims to educate youth, women, and underprivileged groups about basic banking, investments, insurance, and more through workshops across cities in India. The document provides details on the genesis of Sanchayan Society, its mission and vision, the MoneyMatters program, impact and feedback.
Helping out small entrepreneurs through KIVA.orgBharat Lall
Pinnacle Hotels USA President Dr. Bharat Lall is a hotel investment expert who has over 25 years of experience in the hospitality industry. Dr. Bharat Lall is an active participant in KIVA, a microfinance lending website that aims to alleviate poverty through mediated loans transacted through the internet.
MultiFunding Lending Snapshot - Q1 May 2011elisabethie
This report is a summary of key findings from MultiFunding’s First Quarter National Lending Snapshot. The objective of the study is to determine amongst small business owners looking for loans in today’s market – what loan types they qualify for and what interest rates they can expect to pay for their loans.
LEDC presented at the Washington, DC Economic Partnership's (WDCEP) & Small Business Administration's (SBA) Alternative Sources of Funding event held on September 26, 2013.
Supply- Demand of Capital in SE- East Africa (sanitaized) Faheem Noor Ali
This document summarizes findings from interviews with social enterprise investors and entrepreneurs in East Africa regarding the supply and demand of capital. It finds that there is a financing gap, as most funding available is for early-stage enterprises while entrepreneurs need funding to scale. There is also disagreement between investors and entrepreneurs over risk perceptions and definitions of social enterprise. Suggested interventions include providing technical assistance to strengthen entrepreneurs and mitigate investor risk through capital guarantees.
The free Your Money Your Goals (YMYG) Toolkit designed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) makes it easy and customizable to set client financial goals, choose financial products and build money management skills for social service providers who aren’t experienced with such things. Neighborhood Partnerships is part of a team charged with getting the toolkit in the hands of more Oregonians.
Financing for Development - Financing MSMEs for Economic Growth and DevelopmentR. M
A digital artifact aimed at proposing a financing solution to the credit issue faced by MSMEs in Nigeria. The target of this presentation is a cross section of public sector agents who can engage the development community to seek solutions to the aforementioned issue. The presentation proposes two major solutions; technical assistance to make Nigeria's business environment conducive to businesses, and a financing solution that allows for flow of much needed credit to the MSME sector through the creation of a national development bank. The importance of funding MSMEs cannot be overstated; they are drivers of not only economic growth but serve service other development agendas such as poverty eradication, reduction in wealth imbalances, employment generation etc. Consequently, it is imperative to provide support to MSMEs, especially in developing countries where they lack access to finance, if we are to achieve a key portion of the SDGs.
Asset building is a powerful tool that allows people to pursue their dreams, push past generational poverty and create economic security for their families. Yet for many taking that first step toward building a financial foundation is simply out of the question. What if there was a way for everyone to help support those first steps? We believe there is! No matter what your client base is, or what kind of interface you have with clients, this session will explore opportunities for starting conversations that can impact our client’s long term financial success – the gateway conversations that will open the door to prosperity. We will explore tools and resources such as Your Money Your Goals, the CFED Integrating Financial Capability Toolkit and Bank On Oregon that help support clients in finding their path toward financial resilience.
Elena Fracchia, United Way of Lane County
Lynne McConnell, NeighborImpact
Incentivizing Early Funding with Angel Tax CreditsJoshua Henderson
Angel investments in early-stage companies totaled $24.8 billion in 2013, according to statistics. Many states offer angel tax credits to incentivize these types of investments. The benefits of angel tax credits include offsetting some of the risk, filling gaps in early-stage financing, attracting new investors, and leading to more total investment dollars and jobs. Characteristics of average state angel tax credit programs include providing a 25% credit on investments up to $2 million with requirements that companies have less than $5 million in revenue, be less than 7 years old, and investors hold equity for 3 years. Questions to consider regarding angel tax credits include whether they improve deal quality or just reward those who would invest anyway, and
The Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) Program provides capital to small businesses through private investment funds licensed by the SBA. In FY 2012, SBIC funds provided over $3 billion to more than 1,000 small businesses, a 17% increase from the previous year. SBICs manage over $18 billion in capital from private and SBA sources. The program has grown significantly in recent years while operating at zero cost to taxpayers.
Everything You Wanted To Know About CIBIL - www.propertiesandloans.comBhavya Sahni
CIBIL is an organization that tracks individuals' credit histories in India and assigns each a CIBIL score. This score is used by banks and financial institutions to assess loan applications. An individual can check their CIBIL score online for a nominal fee. The score ranges from 900 (supreme) to below 500 (no hope) and impacts what types of loans and interest rates one qualifies for. Maintaining a good credit score involves paying all bills on time, not overusing credit cards, and maintaining a diverse credit profile with a mix of loans and low credit utilization.
Slideshow of the first microfinance102 class held by the San Diego Microfinance Alliance at UCSD. Presentation by Chuck Waterfield at Microfinance Transparency
Small Business Lending Index November 2015Biz2Credit
Small business loan approval rates continued to increase slightly at institutional lenders in November according to an analysis of over 1,000 loan applications. Approval rates rose to 62.4% at institutional lenders but fell to 48.9% at small banks and 60.7% for alternative lenders. There is optimism that an expected interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve could lead to higher approval rates by big banks as their profits on loans increase.
State run banks crack the whip on defaulters, loan recoveries climbSaxbee Consultants
Top 7 state-run banks in India recovered Rs. 1,845 crore in loan defaults during the September quarter, a 51% increase from the previous quarter. This was driven by increased enforcement efforts by banks like the State Bank of India and Bank of India, including using new legal powers and naming defaulters in newspaper advertisements. While recoveries remain small compared to total stressed loans, bankers believe stricter recovery efforts could accelerate as larger borrowers also face increased pressure to repay loans.
Supersize that IDA: How enhancing your programs with credit building can achi...NeighborhoodPartnerships
Credit building accelerates asset building. Participants in this session will learn the value of credit building as an asset building strategy and an opportunity for strengthening your clients’ financial capabilities. Participants will learn about what credit building is and basic considerations for integrating credit building into your programs. We will explore credit building innovations including a pilot program here in Oregon that helps clients automatically build credit while fulfilling their IDA savings plan.
Sarah Chenven, Credit Builders Alliance
Nancy Yuill, Innovative Changes
Problems of entrepreneurship development in bangladeshAiasha Siddiqua
This document outlines many obstacles faced by women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh, including lack of legitimacy of entrepreneurship, socio-cultural problems, lack of social mobility, insufficient security, religious problems, improper support systems, financial problems, lack of basic facilities, capital, skilled labor, raw materials, pre-investment advice, social programming, influence of middlemen, lack of mentoring, systemic bias, corruption, and lack of government support. It also provides examples of steps taken by the government and NGOs to support entrepreneurs as well as quotes on perseverance from successful entrepreneurs.
Microfinance aims to provide credit to the poor without collateral by using group lending and dynamic incentives. Evaluating its impact is challenging due to selection bias. A recent randomized study in India found:
1. Microfinance decreased consumption variance, suggesting it functions more as insurance.
2. It increased business ownership rates by 1/3 but average benefits were small and impacts varied individually.
3. It did not have transformative effects on average but did increase some individuals' ability to take economic risks.
This document provides an overview and evaluation of Fastrack, a microfinance institution (MFI) located in [LOCATION]. Section 1 outlines key details about Fastrack including its history, mission, products/services, financial performance, governance, and rationale for a potential partnership with Kiva. Section 2 evaluates Fastrack's social performance across Kiva's core criteria of targeting/outreach, products/services, benefits to clients, and social responsibility. Section 3 analyzes risks. Appendices provide additional financial and portfolio details.
Created as a midterm project for a Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) graduate-level course on Microfinance and Development. Task was to analyze a microfinance institution and discuss its history, business model, and provide an overview of its financial position. Created Summer 2008.
Microfinance aims to promote financial inclusion by providing credit to low-income groups. It began as a response to high interest rates charged by money lenders and limited access to formal credit sources for the poor. Microfinance is typically delivered through self-help groups partnering with banks or microfinance institutions that provide small, collateral-free loans to joint liability groups. While microfinance has helped many, issues like over-indebtedness and coercive recovery practices led to a crisis in 2010. Regulations were subsequently introduced to promote responsible lending.
The PPT contains information about CIBIL - leading rating agency in India. It tells you about the shareholding pattern, CSR, management and other relevant info
Sanchayan Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to financial literacy in India. It was founded to address the lack of financial education in India and help individuals make informed financial decisions. The organization's MoneyMatters program aims to educate youth, women, and underprivileged groups about basic banking, investments, insurance, and more through workshops across cities in India. The document provides details on the genesis of Sanchayan Society, its mission and vision, the MoneyMatters program, impact and feedback.
Helping out small entrepreneurs through KIVA.orgBharat Lall
Pinnacle Hotels USA President Dr. Bharat Lall is a hotel investment expert who has over 25 years of experience in the hospitality industry. Dr. Bharat Lall is an active participant in KIVA, a microfinance lending website that aims to alleviate poverty through mediated loans transacted through the internet.
MultiFunding Lending Snapshot - Q1 May 2011elisabethie
This report is a summary of key findings from MultiFunding’s First Quarter National Lending Snapshot. The objective of the study is to determine amongst small business owners looking for loans in today’s market – what loan types they qualify for and what interest rates they can expect to pay for their loans.
LEDC presented at the Washington, DC Economic Partnership's (WDCEP) & Small Business Administration's (SBA) Alternative Sources of Funding event held on September 26, 2013.
Supply- Demand of Capital in SE- East Africa (sanitaized) Faheem Noor Ali
This document summarizes findings from interviews with social enterprise investors and entrepreneurs in East Africa regarding the supply and demand of capital. It finds that there is a financing gap, as most funding available is for early-stage enterprises while entrepreneurs need funding to scale. There is also disagreement between investors and entrepreneurs over risk perceptions and definitions of social enterprise. Suggested interventions include providing technical assistance to strengthen entrepreneurs and mitigate investor risk through capital guarantees.
The free Your Money Your Goals (YMYG) Toolkit designed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) makes it easy and customizable to set client financial goals, choose financial products and build money management skills for social service providers who aren’t experienced with such things. Neighborhood Partnerships is part of a team charged with getting the toolkit in the hands of more Oregonians.
Financing for Development - Financing MSMEs for Economic Growth and DevelopmentR. M
A digital artifact aimed at proposing a financing solution to the credit issue faced by MSMEs in Nigeria. The target of this presentation is a cross section of public sector agents who can engage the development community to seek solutions to the aforementioned issue. The presentation proposes two major solutions; technical assistance to make Nigeria's business environment conducive to businesses, and a financing solution that allows for flow of much needed credit to the MSME sector through the creation of a national development bank. The importance of funding MSMEs cannot be overstated; they are drivers of not only economic growth but serve service other development agendas such as poverty eradication, reduction in wealth imbalances, employment generation etc. Consequently, it is imperative to provide support to MSMEs, especially in developing countries where they lack access to finance, if we are to achieve a key portion of the SDGs.
Asset building is a powerful tool that allows people to pursue their dreams, push past generational poverty and create economic security for their families. Yet for many taking that first step toward building a financial foundation is simply out of the question. What if there was a way for everyone to help support those first steps? We believe there is! No matter what your client base is, or what kind of interface you have with clients, this session will explore opportunities for starting conversations that can impact our client’s long term financial success – the gateway conversations that will open the door to prosperity. We will explore tools and resources such as Your Money Your Goals, the CFED Integrating Financial Capability Toolkit and Bank On Oregon that help support clients in finding their path toward financial resilience.
Elena Fracchia, United Way of Lane County
Lynne McConnell, NeighborImpact
Incentivizing Early Funding with Angel Tax CreditsJoshua Henderson
Angel investments in early-stage companies totaled $24.8 billion in 2013, according to statistics. Many states offer angel tax credits to incentivize these types of investments. The benefits of angel tax credits include offsetting some of the risk, filling gaps in early-stage financing, attracting new investors, and leading to more total investment dollars and jobs. Characteristics of average state angel tax credit programs include providing a 25% credit on investments up to $2 million with requirements that companies have less than $5 million in revenue, be less than 7 years old, and investors hold equity for 3 years. Questions to consider regarding angel tax credits include whether they improve deal quality or just reward those who would invest anyway, and
The Small Business Investment Company (SBIC) Program provides capital to small businesses through private investment funds licensed by the SBA. In FY 2012, SBIC funds provided over $3 billion to more than 1,000 small businesses, a 17% increase from the previous year. SBICs manage over $18 billion in capital from private and SBA sources. The program has grown significantly in recent years while operating at zero cost to taxpayers.
Everything You Wanted To Know About CIBIL - www.propertiesandloans.comBhavya Sahni
CIBIL is an organization that tracks individuals' credit histories in India and assigns each a CIBIL score. This score is used by banks and financial institutions to assess loan applications. An individual can check their CIBIL score online for a nominal fee. The score ranges from 900 (supreme) to below 500 (no hope) and impacts what types of loans and interest rates one qualifies for. Maintaining a good credit score involves paying all bills on time, not overusing credit cards, and maintaining a diverse credit profile with a mix of loans and low credit utilization.
Slideshow of the first microfinance102 class held by the San Diego Microfinance Alliance at UCSD. Presentation by Chuck Waterfield at Microfinance Transparency
Small Business Lending Index November 2015Biz2Credit
Small business loan approval rates continued to increase slightly at institutional lenders in November according to an analysis of over 1,000 loan applications. Approval rates rose to 62.4% at institutional lenders but fell to 48.9% at small banks and 60.7% for alternative lenders. There is optimism that an expected interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve could lead to higher approval rates by big banks as their profits on loans increase.
State run banks crack the whip on defaulters, loan recoveries climbSaxbee Consultants
Top 7 state-run banks in India recovered Rs. 1,845 crore in loan defaults during the September quarter, a 51% increase from the previous quarter. This was driven by increased enforcement efforts by banks like the State Bank of India and Bank of India, including using new legal powers and naming defaulters in newspaper advertisements. While recoveries remain small compared to total stressed loans, bankers believe stricter recovery efforts could accelerate as larger borrowers also face increased pressure to repay loans.
Supersize that IDA: How enhancing your programs with credit building can achi...NeighborhoodPartnerships
Credit building accelerates asset building. Participants in this session will learn the value of credit building as an asset building strategy and an opportunity for strengthening your clients’ financial capabilities. Participants will learn about what credit building is and basic considerations for integrating credit building into your programs. We will explore credit building innovations including a pilot program here in Oregon that helps clients automatically build credit while fulfilling their IDA savings plan.
Sarah Chenven, Credit Builders Alliance
Nancy Yuill, Innovative Changes
Problems of entrepreneurship development in bangladeshAiasha Siddiqua
This document outlines many obstacles faced by women entrepreneurs in Bangladesh, including lack of legitimacy of entrepreneurship, socio-cultural problems, lack of social mobility, insufficient security, religious problems, improper support systems, financial problems, lack of basic facilities, capital, skilled labor, raw materials, pre-investment advice, social programming, influence of middlemen, lack of mentoring, systemic bias, corruption, and lack of government support. It also provides examples of steps taken by the government and NGOs to support entrepreneurs as well as quotes on perseverance from successful entrepreneurs.
Microfinance aims to provide credit to the poor without collateral by using group lending and dynamic incentives. Evaluating its impact is challenging due to selection bias. A recent randomized study in India found:
1. Microfinance decreased consumption variance, suggesting it functions more as insurance.
2. It increased business ownership rates by 1/3 but average benefits were small and impacts varied individually.
3. It did not have transformative effects on average but did increase some individuals' ability to take economic risks.
This document provides an overview and evaluation of Fastrack, a microfinance institution (MFI) located in [LOCATION]. Section 1 outlines key details about Fastrack including its history, mission, products/services, financial performance, governance, and rationale for a potential partnership with Kiva. Section 2 evaluates Fastrack's social performance across Kiva's core criteria of targeting/outreach, products/services, benefits to clients, and social responsibility. Section 3 analyzes risks. Appendices provide additional financial and portfolio details.
Created as a midterm project for a Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS) graduate-level course on Microfinance and Development. Task was to analyze a microfinance institution and discuss its history, business model, and provide an overview of its financial position. Created Summer 2008.
Village Financial Services Private Limited provides microfinance services including loans ranging from Rs. 5,000 to Rs. 50,000 to poor women in West Bengal, India. It currently has over 50,000 borrowers across 13 branches in 5 districts. The organization aims to expand its outreach and services over the next few years. It competes with other microfinance organizations in the state and sees opportunities to grow its market share and contribute to socio-economic development in the region through financial inclusion. The management team has extensive experience and the organization emphasizes strong human resource practices to achieve its social and financial goals.
Bandhan started as Bandhan Konnagar in 2001 as a non-governmental organisation
(NGO) providing microfinance services to socially and economically disadvantaged
women in rural West Bengal. Bandhan Financial Services (BFSL) started its microfinance
business in 2006. The NGO transferred its microfinance business to BFSL in 2009. Thus,
the entire microfinance business was undertaken by BFSL from 2009.
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SE Investments Limited is a non-banking financial company registered with the Reserve Bank of India that focuses primarily on microfinance. It is one of the top 10 microfinance institutions in India by total loans outstanding. Recently, two reputed foreign institutional investors - UK-based Elara Capital and Standard Chartered Bank - acquired stakes of 5.22% and 9.87% respectively in SEIL, recognizing its future growth potential in microfinance. Looking at this growth potential, the stock is currently available at an attractive valuation.
Microcredit organizations in Bangladesh include Grameen Bank, around 1500 non-governmental organizations (NGOs), commercial and specialized banks, and government programs. These organizations provide small, uncollateralized loans to impoverished individuals and groups to support entrepreneurship, alleviate poverty, and empower communities. Microcredit is sustained through financial regulations tailored to objectives, increasing customer base to boost savings, large coverage, and addressing development needs of the poor. The Microcredit Regulatory Authority regulates and supervises microfinance operations in Bangladesh.
I2I Funding is an online peer-to-peer lending platform launched in 2015 in India by professionals from top business schools. It connects qualified borrowers seeking personal loans to investors seeking higher returns. The platform has facilitated over 25 loans worth 25 lakhs and has over 600 registered users. I2I aims to become a leading financial technology company in India by addressing the large unmet demand for lending and alternative investment opportunities.
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Clip Financial was founded in 2013 by Chirag Mehta to provide financial advisory services and help mid-market companies raise capital. Many companies struggle to get adequate financial advice or negotiate favorable deals when raising capital. Clip Financial focuses on debt syndication and equity funding from private equity and venture capital firms for sectors like real estate, hospitality, renewable energy, manufacturing, technology, healthcare and education. While initially promoters were hesitant to use an outside advisor, Clip Financial has expanded to offices in Delhi, Rajasthan and large cities helping companies raise capital. They plan to continue focusing on niche deals and specific sectors and open an office in Dubai to facilitate international transactions.
Zephyr Peacock provides growth capital and management support to small and medium enterprises in India to generate social impact. According to their 2021 impact report, their portfolio companies have created over 120,000 jobs, supported over 98,000 women borrowers, and generated $225 million in loans to underserved communities across sectors like financial services, food and agriculture, and infrastructure. Zephyr Peacock aims to continue investing in high potential businesses that contribute to job creation and women's development.
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Samridhi has entered into a strategic partnership with Trust MicroFin Network (TMN). TMN will provide Samridhi with bulk credit over the next few months. Samridhi's Managing Partner Lokesh Kumar Singh has been shortlisted for "The Power of Ideas", an initiative to mentor budding entrepreneurs. Samridhi reached Rs. 4 million in disbursements by the end of the financial year 2009. Corporate governance is a challenge in the Indian microfinance sector due to issues such as ownership structure, the role of independent directors, unclear pricing policies, and audit reports. Transparency towards clients is also lacking.
“Biniog Sathi” is a new generation banking model that solves the default problem.
“Biniog Sathi” is a Bangla word. It means “Friend in Investment”. A true friend can never let the life of his friend to ruin if he goes into trouble. We believe that a true financing institution should stand beside its borrowers in both good and bad times. This is the main essence of this model.
Microfinance aims to provide financial services to low-income populations. In India, microfinance reaches over 33% of the population through self-help groups (SHGs) and microfinance institutions (MFIs). SHGs help empower the poor through collective decision making and access to banking. MFIs face challenges including high operating costs due to low-value transactions, and a lack of trained talent and infrastructure. Financial inclusion efforts in India are focusing on new banking licenses, mobile payments, ATM rollout, and using Aadhaar identification to expand access to financial services. Recommendations include incentivizing mainstream banks to enter microfinance and building community-based financial institutions.
The document provides an overview of the microfinance sector in India. It defines microfinance and discusses the key features and models used, including self-help groups (SHGs) and SHG-bank linkage models. It outlines the case for microfinance in India given high poverty levels. It also discusses the various actors involved like MFIs, banks, NABARD, SIDBI and regulations like the Microfinance Institutions Bill. It notes that while microfinance has grown, there is still a large unmet demand and challenges remain around access to funding, human resources and over-indebtedness.
MicroGraam is a peer-to-peer marketplace for microcredit that aims to reduce interest rates for borrowers and provide social and financial returns for investors. It connects borrowers directly with lenders to allow negotiation of interest rates. MicroGraam has partnerships with NGOs and self-help groups representing millions of potential borrowers in India. The platform aims to reduce overhead costs and offer individual loans, portfolios, and micro-ventures to investors with returns ranging from 5-10% and loan periods of 1-3 years.
MicroGraam is a peer-to-peer marketplace for microcredit that aims to reduce interest rates for borrowers and provide social and financial returns for investors. It connects borrowers directly with lenders to allow negotiation of interest rates. MicroGraam has partnerships with NGOs and self-help groups representing millions of potential borrowers in India. The platform aims to reduce overhead costs and offer individual loans, portfolios, and micro-ventures to investors with returns ranging from 5-10% and loan periods of 1-3 years.
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Welcome to Practical eLearning Makeovers for Everyone. In this presentation, we’ll take a look at a bunch of easy-to-use visual design tips and tricks. And we’ll do this by using them to spruce up some eLearning screens that are in dire need of a new look.
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Technoblade, born Alex on June 1, 1999, was a legendary Minecraft YouTuber known for his sharp wit and exceptional PvP skills. Starting his channel in 2013, he gained nearly 11 million subscribers. His private battle with metastatic sarcoma ended in June 2022, but his enduring legacy continues to inspire millions.
Architectural and constructions management experience since 2003 including 18 years located in UAE.
Coordinate and oversee all technical activities relating to architectural and construction projects,
including directing the design team, reviewing drafts and computer models, and approving design
changes.
Organize and typically develop, and review building plans, ensuring that a project meets all safety and
environmental standards.
Prepare feasibility studies, construction contracts, and tender documents with specifications and
tender analyses.
Consulting with clients, work on formulating equipment and labor cost estimates, ensuring a project
meets environmental, safety, structural, zoning, and aesthetic standards.
Monitoring the progress of a project to assess whether or not it is in compliance with building plans
and project deadlines.
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2. 47.8%
100%
SIDBI
Shikhar
Development
Foundation
23.84%
6.89%
.71%
.31%
1.21%
Tier 1 Capital
1.5 M USD
Tier 1
Tier 2 Capital
.47 M USD
Tier 2 Capital
Preference Shares
Break down
Equity
Shikhar began as a trust, non-profit model, but
shifted to an NBFC (Non-Banking Financial
Institution) in 2009 which was better suited for
MF and allowed equity investments. This change
allowed Shikhar to secure their first large investor
Dia Vikas, which is supported by Opportunity
International in Austrulia.
Shikhar’s growth has accelerated since 2013 and
the company is on track to go public in 2022 and
file to attain a banking license.
3. Everything Shikhar does revolves
around its values. It is a Christian
founded company but hires people
from all backgrounds.
We look for people who will embody
these values and never compromise
for short term gain.
Integrity
Stewardship
Transparency
Enterprising
Fairness
ExcellenceCredibility
4. Mergers and Acquisitions
Shikhar is poised to expand rapidly
in the next two years with several
companies willing to merge or be
bought-out by Shikhar. This addition
of equity will allow Shikhar to move
towards going public.
Portfolio Expansion
Shikhar was one of the first
companies to prove that MF was
viable in an urban context. Shikhar
is now ready to capture more of
t h e m a r k e t a n d e x p a n d
geographically.
Investor Opportunity
In order to leverage this overflowing
opportunity Shikhar needs capital to
accelerate portfolio growth and move
forward with plans for acquiring other
companies. Investors can expect 18%
returns on equity post tax.
6. 66% of operations are in urban
areas. With recent trends in
immigration cities are growing
rapidly as people move away
from rural agricultural jobs.
Shikhar has had years to
perfect its urban business
model and this head start will
serve as a launchpad for future
growth.
Shikhar has operations in 5
states in Northern India:
Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh,
Uttarakhand, and Rajasthan.
With plans two add two more
states next year, Shikhar is
spreading out to grow the
customer base and hedge
against unforeseen risk.
Shikhar has three days of training and
a test at the end to ensure that the
potential customers understand all
aspects of the loan and how it will
affect their credit.
Many clients have very little education
and thus explaining the basics of their
contract becomes essential. This due
diligence reaps benefits for the
company as a high repayment rate of
96%
The Indian Gov. is pursuing drastic
measures to turn India into a cashless
country. Demonetization in 2016
caused the hardest year for micro-
finance since its inception in India.
Though many companies were
devastated Shikhar remained profitable
due to one key factor. It was the first
MFI in India to do 100% cashless
dispersement. This has provided a huge
competitive advantage.
Urban Monopoly
Geographic Spread Demonetization Head-Start Going Paperless
Comprehensive Training
Strong customer
relationships are key to
repeat loans and success in
the microfinance industry.
44% of our customers are
repeat borrowers.
Shikhar builds these
relationships through great
customer service and
adhering to integrity at all
times.
With a new software
implementation in process
the company is moving
towards 70% paperless.
This software will reduce
operating costs significantly
and allow us to reach even
more clients with the
existing staff.
Customer Relationships
7. 96%
Loans to
Women
XX
Total
Staff
Performance Indicators
Year 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Borrowers XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX
Branches XX XX XX XX XX
Disbursement X.XX M
X.XX M X.XX M X.XX M X.XX M X.XX M
X.XX M X.XX M X.XX M X.XX M
Portfolio
Outstanding
Key Metrics
Year 2015 2016 2017
PAR 30 XX% XX% XX%
Operational Self
Sufficiency
XX.XX% XX.XX% XX.XX%
Leverage X.XX X.XX X.XX
Average Portfolio
Interest Yield
XX.XX% XX.XX% XX.XX%
*Monetary Values
in Millions USD
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8. Shikhar has an incredible
opportunity for growth and with
our 6 strategic advantages we can
outcompete our peers.
All that’s needed
is the funding to
reach our goals.
9. F
A
Q’s
Does microfinance actually help
communities alleviate poverty?
Microfinance in itself is simply a financial tool and thus in
order to help and not hurt a community it has to be
executed properly.
Shikhar does a couple things to make sure this happens. First
each individual borrower is part of a JLG (Joint Liability
Group) which is made up of at least 8 people from the
surrounding community who all know each other. This
group keeps borrowers accountable to each other and liable
to pay if one member is unable too. This protects the credit
of individual members and gives them a safety net.
Next we provide an affordable interest rate of around 25%
annually which is much lower then the alternative of money
lenders who charge over 100% interest and often demand
random repayments. Shikhar asks for payments monthly
which gives the customer ample time to actually use the
loan and begin accruing profit.
10. F
A
Q’s
How do you get new clients?
Loan
Cycle
While retaining quality customers is Shikhar’s number one
priority, adding to our customer base is also a large part of
operations. Below is the basic flow of our loan cycle.
Witnessing the
success of clients,
new members
join the group
Women repay the
loan amount and
take future loans
to run their
business and
increase savings
Survey untapped
market by going
out and talking
with people
Organize
informational
meetings in target
communities
Post training and
credit approval
women take loans
for income
generation activities
Women form
groups of 8+
and undergo 3
days of training
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11. Shikhar is seeking primarily equity investments
to decrease leverage and grow the business.
Minimum sought $200,000 USD
Visit shikharfin.com for more info or contact the
CEO at blank@shikharfin.com