EMPRETEC Ghana Foundation - Capacity Development and Utilization Program - MFTransparency.org Truth In Lending Tables

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Institution

EMPRETEC Ghana Foundation No. 24 Nii Amoah Loop East LegonEGF PMB GPOAccra, Greater Accra

Data approved: 2013-03-21

Data version: 2

Age of data: 133 months

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Product Details

This product either has less than 50 active borrowers or less than 10 loan disbursements over the past 9 months. MFTransparency presents basic data rather than full data for low volume products

Key Statistics

Outstanding portfolio (GHS)	GHS 32,350
Portfolio (USD)	USD 16,421.32
Active Clients with Loans	10
Approximate % Female Clients	0
Approximate % Urban Clients	0

Description

Designed for individually registered businesses, for the provision of working capital or puchase of fixed assets. Intended for value-add purposes, not retailing activities.

Loan Purpose

Any purpose
Income generation	x
Mortgage/housing
Consumer loan
Agriculture
Education
Other household finance
Other
Other (2)

Eligibility

Men	x
Women	x
Must run a business	x
Must own a home or land
Must be a salaried worker
Must be specific age group	x
Other	Must be an adult.
Other (2)	Must have bank account with provided financial statements.

# Borrowers by Product

Portfolio Size by Product

Geographic Coverage

# Regions for this institution	6
# Regions for this product	N/A
Regions Active

Institution	# Borrowers	Portfolio (US$)	Products	Age of Data
1st Valley Bank	38,900	48,291,000	3	152
AJDFI	13,100	884,000	6	152
ARDCI	44,600	9,403,000	1	152
ASA Philippines	333,400	29,282,000	1	152
ASHI	35,400	5,231,000	6	152
ASKI	60,000	15,247,000	4	152
Bangko Kabayan	8,900	2,373,000	2	152
BSEI	600	73,000	2	152
CBI	8,100	2,010,000	5	152
CCT	70,300	9,504,000	4	152
CEV	35,400	5,111,000	4	152
DSPI	59,300	3,676,000	3	152
ECLOF	5,400	1,836,000	4	152
FCB	12,000	2,392,000	2	152
FMB	2,700	710,000	2	152
GM Bank	23,500	1,553,000	3	152
HSPFI	19,100	1,899,000	2	152
JVOFI	1,300	281,000	1	152
Katipunan Bank	42,100	5,325,000	2	152
KDCI	20,500	2,095,000	3	152
KGI	32,300	3,421,000	4	152
KMBI	245,000	15,098,000	1	152
LTMPC	37,400	8,935,000	3	152
Mallig Plains	6,500	641,000	2	152
MILAMDEC	29,800	3,278,000	2	152
MWIMPC	11,800	1,740,000	4	151
NWTF	105,500	12,698,000	5	152
OFMPC	4,400	964,000	1	152
PBC	50,700	10,434,000	4	152
PCSD	700	167,000	1	152
PMPC	23,500	5,565,000	8	152
RB Angeles	900	1,502,000	2	152
RB Labason	500	289,000	1	152
RBLI	5,200	1,026,000	2	152
RBMI	11,900	1,750,000	2	152
RMB	100	173,000	1	152
RSPI	39,600	2,834,000	4	152
SAFRAGEMC	1,100	229,000	1	152
Salve	10,900	1,191,000	3	152
SEDP	27,000	3,914,000	3	152
TSKI	212,900	25,187,000	2	152
TSPI	264,500	31,290,000	7	152
Valient	1,700	672,000	2	152

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