Feasibility of private rural financial institutions by Krishnan N. Venkat and Vikas M. Kardile (Student Project)

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Ahmedabad 1992 Indian Insititute of ManagementDescription: 53 pSubject(s): DDC classification:
  • SP 1992/291
Summary: The rural credit market is dominated by private money lenders who charge exorbitant interest rates and the public bankers who are unable to cater to most of the credit needs of the villagers and those to whom they cater to , the transaction costs to the borrower are high and, thus, increasing the effective rate of interest. The objective of Private Rural Financial Institution is to undertake rural lending as a financially viable activity and make the rural credit market more competitive contributing to the development of rural economy.
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Submitted to Prof. Anil Gupta and Prof. Shashi Kolavalli

The rural credit market is dominated by private money lenders who charge exorbitant interest rates and the public bankers who are unable to cater to most of the credit needs of the villagers and those to whom they cater to , the transaction costs to the borrower are high and, thus, increasing the effective rate of interest. The objective of Private Rural Financial Institution is to undertake rural lending as a financially viable activity and make the rural credit market more competitive contributing to the development of rural economy.

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