Credit Facilities
CHALLENGES FACED BY SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZE ENTERPRISES IN ACCESSING CREDIT FACILITIES FROM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT INCORPORATING THE PERCEPTIONS OF BOTH BORROWERS AND FINANCIERS
... According to the findings, some variables are, to a high extent, perceived as challenges faced by SMEs in accessing credit facilities from Stanbic Bank. These challenges are exclusively faced by SMEs. Some ...
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The Effect of Palestinian Banking Credit Facilities on the Palestinian Economy
... the credit facilities in Nairobi County in ...getting credit facilities include strict collateral requirements and conditions for giving credits, people’s unwillingness to act as guarantors ...
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A Study on the Effect of Agribank Credit Facilities on Agricultural Exports of Southern Khorasan Province
... Agribank credit facilities with some modifications for Southern Khorasan Province in the period 2006-2015 on a seasonal basis using econometric ...Agribank credit facilities, investment, ...
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CHOICE OF CREDIT FACILITIES: A STIMULANT FOR FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF SMES IN NIGERIA
... of credit facilities on the financial performance of SMEs in Nigeria while the specific objectives are to establish the influence of interest rate on loan and service on performance of registered SMEs in ...
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION AND FOOD SECURITY IN NIGERIA: IMPROVING THE AVAILABLE AGRICULTURAL CREDIT FACILITIES AS PANACEA
... agricultural credit facilities need to be ...agricultural credit facilities that is cash and kind ...agricultural credit are majorly ...
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MICROFINANCE CREDIT FACILITIES AND THE GROWTH OF THE SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN THE CAPE COAST METROPOLIS OF GHANA
... and credit facilities on concessionary terms for the development and promotion of the country‟s ...accessing credit facilities from the Banks that have been authorized to provide credit ...
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Microfinance Services and Financial Performance of Small and Medium Enterprises in Meru Town, Kenya
... The study highlights theories which anchored the study variables. Financial intermediation theory according to Shittu (2012), was first formalized in by Goldsmith (1969), Shaw (1973), and Mckinnon (1973). They viewed the ...
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THE EFFECT OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS ON THE GROWTH OF SMALL BUSINESSES IN KUMASI, ASHANTI REGION OF GHANA
... microfinance credit / loan facility on small businesses‟ (SBs) revenue, profit and business ...microfinance credit shows effect of ...microfinance credit facilities on SBs is positive as the ...
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The effect of Microfinance Institutions on the growth of small businesses in Kumasi, Ashanti Region of Ghana
... on credit facilities revealed that the MFIs which had been in operation for longer years offer higher amounts as credits to SBs and charged lower interest rates than the newly set up ...
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Microfinance Services and Financial Performance of Small and Medium Enterprises; Case of Kilifi Town, In Kenya
... banks. Credit policy for banking institutions catered mainly for big businesses only, thus implying lack of access to credit facilities for small and medium ...to credit and financial ...
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Enterprise Fund Strategy and Youth Unemployment in Kericho County, Kenya
... Financial intermediation theory was developed by Leland and Pyle in 1977. Financial intermediation was postulated as a process where financial institutions provide credit facilities to other units with ...
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Women in Rural Development: An Appraisal of Yam Chips Processors in Saki Area Oyo State, South West Nigeria
... and credit facilities, provision of modern equipment and social amenities were suggested in order to increase production thus assisting in alleviating poverty in this ...
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Perception, Determinants and Barriers for the Adoption of Climate Change Adaptation Options among Nepalese Rice Farmers
... This paper estimates the perceptions, determinants and barriers regarding the adoption of climate change adaptation options among Nepalese rice farmers. A multi-stage sampling technique was used to source respondents for ...
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The Impact of Banking Sector on Economic Growth: Empirical Analysis from Palestinian Economy
... bank’s credit as an explanatory variable which is measured by six independent variables namely direct credit facilities (DCF), ındirect credit facilities (ICF), loans to deposits (LTD), ...
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Constraints in Production and Marketing of Citrus Fruit in Jammu region of J&K State
... and credit facilities, inadequate irrigation facilities, non availability of good quality seedlings, farmyard manure, educated members of their family go outside and lack of latest technical ...
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IMPACT ASSESSMENT OF MICROCREDIT ON THE WELL-BEING OF WOMEN IN GHANA
... to credit facilities are also more likely to be able to provide quality education for their wards as compared to others who have no access to credit facilities in the controlled group at 95% ...
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A Study on the Receptivity to Cancer Prevention Among African American Muslims
... Confirming these statistics, majority of the interviewees (beneficiaries) were of the opinion that poverty is widespread, severe, and varies among the 6 geo-political zones, and differ from state to state, and community ...
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Performance evaluation of regional rural banks in India
... Institutional credit system has been playing a vital role in the economic development of rural India particularly at this important juncture when we are entering 21 st ...provide credit facilities to ...
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IMPACT OF TRADE AND MACROECONOMIC POLICIES ON INDUSTRIAL GROWTH IN IRAN
... The results show a positive, strong and sustainable relation between credit facilities and industrial value added.The results also indicate that government expenditure in the industria[r] ...
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Challenges of Finance and the Performance of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMES) in Lagos State
... Indonesia, Thailand and India where SMEs contribute almost 40 percent (HPACI, 2002). In the USA, Japan, and Western Europe, SMEs contribute 65%, 45% and 45% respectively; as well as 80% and 55% employment (Akinguola, ...
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