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Topic : Innovations in Banking Industry !!!
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Created by : NARAYAN YAJI, Senior Manager, KARNATAKA VIKAS GRAMEEN BANK  | 02 01 2010 07:15:32 +0000
Industry : BankingFunctional Area : India(Markets)
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Financial inclussion isyet another revolution initiated by the RBI. It is shameful on our part that still a large number of the population are deprived of Banking facilities in India. The idea of opening of no frill accounts & instant credit of Rs, 500/- definetely encourage these sector. It is an opportunity for the Bankers to expand our customer base. The sucess of self help movement where recovery percentage is more than 90% in the country is an obvious example for Bankers that micro credit is a profitable venture. If bankers gauge the sucess of a project by way of recovery the recovery % is more than credit card portfolio. The RBI policy of inclussion of all the family should be the movement of all not aoly the bankers.  

 
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I believe that financial inclusion is a great step to alleviate poverty in India. Financial inclusion is the availability of banking services at an affordable cost to disadvantaged and low-income groups. But to achieve this, the government should provide a less perspective environment in which banks are free to pursue the innovations necessary to reach low income consumers and still make a profit. Financial inclusion should mainly focus on the poor who do not have formal financial institutional support and getting them out of the clutches of local money lenders.


By Rashmi Chawla, Cust. Service Manager, Leading Bank  02 02 2010 09:55:22 +0000
 
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Yes, financial inclusion is the need of the hour. PSBs and Grameenas Banks are already in the direction of adopting some of the villages and include every family in the books of the a bank. At the same time we should also educate them how best they can utilise the local resources/raw materials in the over all developement of village/country. The banks should also take part in the minimum literacy levels in the adopted villages.


By ATMA RAM CHAVALI, MANAGER IT, SBH  | 02 10 2010 17:03:22 +0000
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We must separate loan proposal generation, loan appraisal, loan recovery and loan sanction functions.  There should be separate R&D wing on all functions.  Innovation should be encouraged in each.  The loan proposal generation department should simply generate proposals.  Online application - either by the prospective borrower, or his well wisher or even a bank officer/employee should be encouraged.  The appraisal wing is a fact finding agency whose priority is to find facts efficiently and quickly.  The sanctions department has to take decisions even if it results in bad loans.  The sanctions department should not be made to worry about halting their increment, cbi enquiry etc.  Even if it results in a bad loan, there should be no persecution of the sanctioning authority.  The recovery department should simply recover - they are not supposed to blame any one.  

The R&D department for each function as above should also function independently.  They should analyse each employee's efficiency not on the outcome of a loan but on the process adopted in discharging the function.  

How do we ensure that one does not speak to other?  Technology can find innovative solutions.  Random allotment of the function to a processing officer is one method.  

If any officer tries to track a particular proposal on his own initiative, he should simply be put on the scanner!!

Innovation, speed, efficiency, justified empathy should all be given weightage in performance appraisal.

We could ensure financial inclusion - whether a borrower is educated or not!!


By SR Sham Sunder, CEO/MD/Director Technoaid  | 02 02 2010 14:23:12 +0000
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YES. But this is possible with basic literary level in the poverty stiken individual. I suppose it needs to be inclusive with social literate cooperation.

Krishna Burli


By ks burli, Risk Management Consultant, IDEA-Insurance Data Execution Assistance  | 02 02 2010 12:19:25 +0000
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You are right, I fully support this idea.


By R.K.MALHOTRA , Investment Advisor, Trainer and motivational speaker, WORKING FREELANCE  | 02 02 2010 10:21:53 +0000
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I do support for the same. Infact this is the need of today's enviroment. inancial inclusion stems back from Raguraman committee sometimes in 2008. That time concept of LABs was introduced but did not materialize fully. Now again the concept is gaining momentum and it iseems that it is very much important step in uplifting the rural economy where the focus of today's government is.


By Amit Gupta, Manager, BANK LIMITED  | 02 02 2010 10:12:52 +0000
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I support


By NARAYAN YAJI, Senior Manager, KARNATAKA VIKAS GRAMEEN BANK  | 02 01 2010 07:15:32 +0000
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Until a visionary document created to achieve a task and policies are frame from input level to output and market the product and protect the poor at every level from product making till marketing by making all the apex institutions and banking section in to one cluster and have daily monitoring on the events what ever the scheme is framed will never be a success. In india the SHG movement specially in Andrha pradesh it is a great success. It is to note that this success is only confined to only limited groups say about 30% who indulged themselves in the above process. The govt has framed many subsidy schemes like ISHUP for rendering loans to poor at lower cost. But it is astonishing fact we came to know in the state level bankers meeting that no banker is willing to lend even subsidy loan because there is no guarantee to principal itself because they are unable to recover the money unless it is successfully utilised to generate profit by the farmers and small traders. This is the big hurdle for them to pass on the financial services to the poor, which has to taken by the government as explained in the first para. so I can say until this cause is touched any financial plan/scheme framed for upliftment of poor will not be a success.
By manikanta raj, Deputy Manager Finance, project financing, leading Financing company  | 02 02 2010 11:06:27 +0000
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Until a visionary document created to achieve a task and policies are frame from input level to output and market the product and protect the poor at every level from product making till marketing by making all the apex institutions and banking section in to one cluster and have daily monitoring on the events what ever the scheme is framed will never be a success. In india the SHG movement specially in Andrha pradesh it is a great success. It is to note that this success is only confined to only limited groups say about 30% who indulged themselves in the above process. The govt has framed many subsidy schemes like ISHUP for rendering loans to poor at lower cost. But it is astonishing fact we came to know in the state level bankers meeting that no banker is willing to lend even subsidy loan because there is no guarantee to principal itself because they are unable to recover the money unless it is successfully utilised to generate profit by the farmers and small traders. This is the big hurdle for them to pass on the financial services to the poor, which has to taken by the government as explained in the first para. so I can say until this cause is touched any financial plan/scheme framed for upliftment of poor will not be a success.
By manikanta raj, Deputy Manager Finance, project financing, leading Financing company  | 02 02 2010 11:05:38 +0000
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