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A report On
MICRO FINANCE (ITS LIMITATIONS AN OPPORTUNITIES)
COMPANY GUIDE:NAME:
MR. HIMAL PARIKH(DIRECTOR) INTERFACE BROKERAGE AND RESEARCH LTDFACULTY GUIDE:NAME:
MR. SUNIL ARORA (FACULTY OF FINANCE)ICFAI BUSINESS SCHOOL, AHMEDABADNISHANT BALIICFAI BUSINESS SCHOOL, AHMEDABADENROLLMENT NO.: 08BS0000711Email ID: nishantbali86@yahoo.co.inCONTACT NO. 9898399031.
The report is submitted as partial fulfillment of
theRequirement of MBA Program of
IBS
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Acknowledgements
“No good work flows without the help from
Faculty Members
Industrial Professionals, Colleagues, Organization and Friends”
First of all I would like to thank Mr. Himal Parikh (M.D. , Director,Interface Brokerage and Research Ltd.) for providing me an opportunity to work in their team as summer trainee.I would also like to thank Mr. Hitesh Patel, Mr. Darshan Panchal and Ms.Jamini; employees of the company working in research department for theirinvaluable guidance, Cooperation and encouragement which helped me lot in my Summer Training.I am also thankful to my faculty in-charge Pof. Sunil Arora for hisguidance and valuable input and advice during my project.I am also thankful to Mr. Sanjiv Rohilla (Asst. General Manager)NABARD, Mr. Arvind Parmar (Operation Manager) SAKHI, and Mr. MukeshGandhi (Director) Mass Financing, for their invaluable guidance and helped mein understanding my topic in depth. At the last, I would like to thank each individual who some or other way helped me to complete my project.
Sections
« prev | next »- Overview of the Microfinance Sector
- 1. SOCIETIES REGISTRATION ACT, 1860:
- 2. INDIAN TRUSTS ACT, 1882:
- RATIO ANALYSIS:
- Comparison among the Companies
- Business model of GRAMEEN bank:
- ABOUT GRAMEEN BANK
- Working model of Grameen bank:
- The Repayment Mechanism
- Criticism of Grameen Bank:
- Concept of SHGs:
- Structure of SHGs:
- Comparative Analysis of Microfinance Services Offered To The Poor
- Year wise increase of SHG’s and their finance:
- Growth of linked SHG's in 13 Priority States
- Joint liability group (jlg)
- Difference between SHGs and JLGs
- How JLGs formed
- JLG features:
- Role of NABARD
- NABARD’s offices all over India
- Organizational structure
- Financial Santa Clause (NABARD)
- How NABARD helps Banks and MFI’s in augmenting?
- How NABARD manage their Repayment ratio?
- How NABARD gives loan to the Institutions?
- Business Model of SAKHI
- Introduction
- Organization Structure
- How SAKHI disburse the Loans?
- How they charges interest?
- How SAKHI raise capital?
- Why SAKHI charges such a high rate of interest (18% p.a)?
- Is government waiver plan effected there Institution?
- Business Model of Mas Finance
- INTRODUCTION
- Role and Function
- How MAS FINANCE raise capital?
- How MAS Finance manages their repayment structure
- MAS Finance has strange way of providing loan?
- Why MAS Finance charges such a high rate of interest (25-26%% p.a)?
- Any default case regarding to repayment of the loan?
- Credit institutions as a Political tool: Debt relief in India
- Product Design
- how mfi’s manage their repayment and risk
- What is Risk Management?
- Benefit of Risk Management:
- The Corposol/Finansol Crisis
- Major Risks to Microfinance Institutions:
- Financial Risks:
- Liquidity risk:
- Operational Risks:
- Strategic Risks:
- Why micro finance provides loan to the women only?
- Why MFI’s being criticized for providing loans to the women only?
- how the recent slowdown affects the mfi’s:
- How the MFI’s find opportunities within the crisis:
- mfi’s being criticized because of high interest rate:
- Why Microcredit Rates are so high?
- Inappropriate Comparisons
- Rate Ceilings: Not the Answer
- General Impact of Ceilings on Microcredit Interest Rates
- SWOT Analysis of micro finance
- Operation and Financial function
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