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Title: Microfinance Overview The Experience of ACCION International Rosalind Copisarow Senior Vice Presiden


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Microfinance Overview The Experience of ACCION
International Rosalind CopisarowSenior Vice
PresidentIstanbul, December 12, 2005
2
Overview of ACCION
  • Pioneering microlending for more than 40 years
  • Leading voice in microfinance best practices
    regulatory policy
  • Staff of over 60 microfinance experts -
    one of largest in the world
  • ACCION Network world renowned microfinance
    institutions

3
ACCIONs Services
  • Extending debt and equity financing to MFIs
  • Helping commercial banks launch MF operations
  • Providing direct technical support
  • Creating microfinance boutique banks
  • Converting NGOs into regulated institutions
  • Advising governments on microfinance policy /
    training regulators in microfinance

4
ACCIONs Approach
  • Selective partnerships within each country
    /region
  • Long-term relationships with MFIs
  • Frequent accompanying investment
  • Combined strategic and operational advice
    /support services
  • Access to ACCION Partner Network / best practices

5
Where ACCION Works
30 Affiliates in 22 countries, plus U.S.
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Trends in Microfinance
  • Credit methodology
  • Groups/village lending Individual loans
  • Credit terms
  • 50 25,000 loan sizes
  • Products and Services
  • Enterprise Credit Consumer credit,
    leasing, savings, insurance, remittances, etc.
  • Geographic outreach
  • Mainly urban urban plus rural

7
How is Microfinance Different fromSME and
Consumer Lending?
  • Specific client market
  • Large outreach/scale
  • Branch staff close to clients
  • Tailored products and services
  • Specialized credit policies and procedures
  • Intensive use of technology
  • Distinctive organizational structure requirements
  • Specific risk characteristics

8
How Have MFI Players Evolved?
9
MFI Players Today
10
Evolution of Funders and Service Providers
  • Donors
  • Lenders
  • Investors
  • Rating Agencies
  • Credit Bureaus
  • Regulators and Supervisors
  • Consultants in MF Strategy, Products, Technology
  • Donors

11
The Way Forward Partnership Banking
  • Use of partnerships, cost-sharing arrangements
    and other legal forms, to achieve optimal
  • Source of loan officers
  • Ownership of branches
  • Back office processing
  • Provision of capital
  • Acceptance of risk
  • Responsibility for product development

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Next Steps
  • ACCION is committed to supporting Turkeys
    banking sector to engage in microfinance on an
    ethical but business basis
  • We will be presenting a number of alternative
    options to commercial banks this week, with a
    view to entering into a long-term partnership
    agreement
  • We look forward to bringing global best practices
    to Turkey and offering its banks both social and
    financial returns
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