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cooperative (as reported in UNDP Solution Exchange
Microfinance Community discussion group).
14. RBI
Circular
(RBI/2005-06/288DBOD.No.BL.BC.
58/22.01.001/2005-2006), 25 January 2006.
15. In a contribution dated 5 August 2014 in response to a query
on a Model Act for SHGs and SHG Federations posted on
the UNDP Solution Exchange Microfinance Community
discussion group.
16. An exception must be made of ICICI Bank, the leading
private bank, which plans to double its women SHG clientele
to 2 million by March 2015.
17. NBFC-MFIs have since become eligible for this BC role.
18. MFIs under CDR are Asmitha, Bharatiya Samruddhi Finance
Limited, Share, Spandana and Trident.
19. The details are as follows:
Month and year
Deal size (Rs. Crore)
September 2013
321.00
December 2013
80.81
December 2013
215.00
December 2013
55.00
January 2014
55.56
February 2014
158.27
February 2014
222.65
February 2014
162.62
March 2014
26.73
March 2014
80.30
March 2014
183.02
March 2014
95.50
Total
1656.46
20. Discussion with the members of the Association of Karnataka
Microfinance Institutions (AKMI), June 2014, Banglore.
21. ‘MFIs Shift Focus to Urban Areas’,
Business Standard
,
Kolkata, 27 August 2014.
22.
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