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erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
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g average growth
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number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
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g average growth
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he questionnaire
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), nature of credit
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Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
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Z and
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he questionnaire
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or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
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), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
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Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
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), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
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or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
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Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
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Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
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or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
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or each cluster and
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he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
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ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
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g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry D&B Indi
a conducted a sample survey across 10 identified clusters, in discussion with GI
Z and
SIDBI stakeholders. At least 50 MSME respondents (enterprises) were identified f
or each cluster and
well distributed across micro, small, and medium enterprises. The questions in t
he questionnaire
included queries on financial information (such as assets, turnover, profit etc.
), nature of credit
requirement, and perception/experience with the banking system.
Step-wise Credit Demand Estimation Method
D&B India proposes to use two methods for estimation of credit demand2. They are
? Forecasted Turnover Methodology for Working Capital Demand based on Nayak Comm
ittee Report
1. Cluster Turnover was estimated on the basis of the D&B India Survey of 50 ent
erprises in
each cluster. Turnover of the enterprises within the sample were extrapolated us
ing the
number of micro and small enterprises in the cluster. The number of enterprises
was taken
from the Cluster Diagnostic Study (DS) Reports3
2. The above values (calculated in 1.) were then projected to 2011-12 level usin
g average growth
in Index of Industrial Production (IIP)4 for the corresponding industry