By:- Varma Pranjal

Course:-Financial Regulatory Framework

Roll no.:-13011114

Specialization:-Finance

AY:-2014-15

PRESENTATION ON WEBSITE

INTRODUCTION OF NABARD

• The committee of Mr. B. Shivaraman recommended the

establishment of NABARD, on November 28, 1979.

• The parliament through the act 61 of 81 approved its setting up

in July 1982.

• Set up with initial capital of Rs.100 cr, increased to Rs.2,000 cr,

fully subscribed by the government of India and the RBI.

NABARD’S MICRO-FINANCE, MISSION AND

VISION

• Mission:- To extend financial services to one third of India's unreached

and underserved rural poor numbering nearly 100 million through one

million SHGs with focus on women during a ten year period through

various microfinance interventions

• Vision:- Empowerment of rural poor by improving their access to the

formal credit system through various MF innovations in a cost effective

and sustainable manner

ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF NABARD

• Role:-

a) Providing refinance to lending institutions in rural areas .

b) Bringing about or promoting institutional development

c) Evaluating, monitoring and inspecting the client banks

Functions:-

a) Developmental and Promotional Functions

b) Supervisory Functions

c) credit planning

d) Financial services

.Services:-

• Production credit

• Kisan Credit Cards

• Farmers' Club Program

• Tribal Development Fund

• Microfinance Program

• Village Development Program

Projects:-

• Innovative Projects Setting up of grain banks

• Project on processers cards

• Project on e- grama

• Joint Liability Groups

• Setting up of computer munshis

• Micro enterprise promotion by SHGs

SERVICES AND PROJECTS BY NABARD

SMALL INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BANK OF

INDIA

(SIDBI)

INTRODUCTION OF SIDBI

• It is an financial institution in the field of rural development.

• It Is Small Industries Development Bank of India which Was

setup under the SIDBI Act-1989 and commenced operation from

April,1990.

• It Was de-linked from IDBI to provide functional autonomy and

operational flexibility in year 2000.

MISSION AND VISION

• MISSION:-

To empower the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME)

sector with a view to contributing to the process of economic

growth, employment generation and balanced regional

development

• VISION:-

To emerge as a single window for meeting the financial and

developmental needs of the MSME sector to make it strong, vibrant

and globally competitive, to position SIDBI Brand as the preferred

and customer - friendly institution and for enhancement of share -

holder wealth and highest corporate values through modern

technology platform

ROLES AND FUNCTIONS OF SIDBI

Roles:-

• SIDBI has taken several initiatives to promote lending for green and energy efficient technologies in MSME sector.

• SIDBI has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding ( MOU ) with the Bureau for Energy Efficiency (BEE) for creation of a shelf of energy efficient technologies for 25 MSME clusters

Functions:-

• Refinances loans given to small scale sector by primary lending institutions.

• Discounts and rediscounts bills relating to the transaction of machinery of the small scale sector.

• Extends seed capital through specified agencies.

Schemes:-

• Direct Finance

• Bills Finance

• Refinance

• International Finance

• Promotion and

Development

• Micro-finance

• Government Subsidy

Schemes

• Focus Areas Entrepreneurship

Development Programmes:- Supported

1,709 EDPs, comprising 779 Programmes

for rural youth, 331 for women and 599 for

other target groups

• Human Resource Development:-

Organized 240 SIMAPS and 1074 STUPs

benefiting over 20000 participants

• Technology up gradation :-

25 clusters for up gradation adopted Set up

TBSE – being converted to Technology Bank

Pioneering initiatives taken in clusters include

Mutual Credit Guarantee Fund (MCGF)

Programmes

SCHEMES AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES BY

SIDBI

THANK YOU…!!!