Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses
International Finance Corporation (IFC) makes selective investments in small businesses that are in frontier countries and have a strong developmental role. Since 2002, the corporation has made 25 or so small direct investments (SDI), most of which turned out to be success stories. Over the years, SDI developed a specific methodology that works well with small companies. But the most successful stories arise from innovative financial solutions tailored to help small businesses as they incubate and eventually graduate into fully bankable companies.
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dig-okr-10986105572024-08-08T16:23:00Z Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses Spagnoletto, Paolo ACCESS TO LOANS ADVISORY SERVICES BANKS BENEFICIARIES BEST PRACTICES BOARD MEMBER BORROWING BROKERAGE BROKERAGE FEES CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITALIZATION CARBON EMISSION CASH RESERVES CHARTER CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER COLLATERAL COLLECTIVE COMPETITIVE MARKET CONTRIBUTION CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATION CORPORATIONS CREDITWORTHY BORROWERS DEBT DEBT-SERVICE DEBTS DIRECT INVESTMENT DIVIDEND DIVIDEND PAYMENTS DIVIDEND PAYOUTS DIVIDENDS DONOR FUNDS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA EMERGING MARKETS ENTREPRENEURS EQUIPMENT FAMILY MEMBERS FARMER FARMERS FINANCIAL INNOVATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE FINANCING INITIATIVE FIXED RATE INCORPORATION INDEBTEDNESS INNOVATIVE FINANCING INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT ARM JOINT VENTURE LIMITED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP LIQUIDATION LOAN LOAN EXPOSURE LOAN PORTFOLIO LOANS TO FARMERS LOCAL BANKS MARKET VALUE MARKETING MICROFINANCE MIDDLEMEN NATIONAL BANK NEW INVESTORS OPEN JOINT STOCK COMPANY OUTSTANDING LOAN PARENT COMPANY PAYOUT RATIOS PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL INVESTORS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE PRODUCTIVITY PROFIT MARGIN PROFIT MARGINS PROFITABILITY REORGANIZATION RESERVE RETURN RETURN ON INVESTMENT SALE SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDERS SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL COMPANIES SMALL DIRECT INVESTMENTS SMALL LOAN SUBSIDIARY SUPERVISORY BOARD TAKEOVER TAKEOVERS TRANSPARENCY VILLAGE International Finance Corporation (IFC) makes selective investments in small businesses that are in frontier countries and have a strong developmental role. Since 2002, the corporation has made 25 or so small direct investments (SDI), most of which turned out to be success stories. Over the years, SDI developed a specific methodology that works well with small companies. But the most successful stories arise from innovative financial solutions tailored to help small businesses as they incubate and eventually graduate into fully bankable companies. 2012-08-13T12:03:39Z 2012-08-13T12:03:39Z 2009-05 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/05/10778258/financial-innovation-drives-small-businesses https://hdl.handle.net/10986/10557 English IFC Smart Lessons Brief CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo/ World Bank application/pdf text/plain World Bank, Washington, DC |
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ACCESS TO LOANS ADVISORY SERVICES BANKS BENEFICIARIES BEST PRACTICES BOARD MEMBER BORROWING BROKERAGE BROKERAGE FEES CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITALIZATION CARBON EMISSION CASH RESERVES CHARTER CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER COLLATERAL COLLECTIVE COMPETITIVE MARKET CONTRIBUTION CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATION CORPORATIONS CREDITWORTHY BORROWERS DEBT DEBT-SERVICE DEBTS DIRECT INVESTMENT DIVIDEND DIVIDEND PAYMENTS DIVIDEND PAYOUTS DIVIDENDS DONOR FUNDS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA EMERGING MARKETS ENTREPRENEURS EQUIPMENT FAMILY MEMBERS FARMER FARMERS FINANCIAL INNOVATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE FINANCING INITIATIVE FIXED RATE INCORPORATION INDEBTEDNESS INNOVATIVE FINANCING INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT ARM JOINT VENTURE LIMITED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP LIQUIDATION LOAN LOAN EXPOSURE LOAN PORTFOLIO LOANS TO FARMERS LOCAL BANKS MARKET VALUE MARKETING MICROFINANCE MIDDLEMEN NATIONAL BANK NEW INVESTORS OPEN JOINT STOCK COMPANY OUTSTANDING LOAN PARENT COMPANY PAYOUT RATIOS PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL INVESTORS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE PRODUCTIVITY PROFIT MARGIN PROFIT MARGINS PROFITABILITY REORGANIZATION RESERVE RETURN RETURN ON INVESTMENT SALE SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDERS SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL COMPANIES SMALL DIRECT INVESTMENTS SMALL LOAN SUBSIDIARY SUPERVISORY BOARD TAKEOVER TAKEOVERS TRANSPARENCY VILLAGE ACCESS TO LOANS ADVISORY SERVICES BANKS BENEFICIARIES BEST PRACTICES BOARD MEMBER BORROWING BROKERAGE BROKERAGE FEES CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITALIZATION CARBON EMISSION CASH RESERVES CHARTER CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER COLLATERAL COLLECTIVE COMPETITIVE MARKET CONTRIBUTION CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATION CORPORATIONS CREDITWORTHY BORROWERS DEBT DEBT-SERVICE DEBTS DIRECT INVESTMENT DIVIDEND DIVIDEND PAYMENTS DIVIDEND PAYOUTS DIVIDENDS DONOR FUNDS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA EMERGING MARKETS ENTREPRENEURS EQUIPMENT FAMILY MEMBERS FARMER FARMERS FINANCIAL INNOVATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE FINANCING INITIATIVE FIXED RATE INCORPORATION INDEBTEDNESS INNOVATIVE FINANCING INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT ARM JOINT VENTURE LIMITED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP LIQUIDATION LOAN LOAN EXPOSURE LOAN PORTFOLIO LOANS TO FARMERS LOCAL BANKS MARKET VALUE MARKETING MICROFINANCE MIDDLEMEN NATIONAL BANK NEW INVESTORS OPEN JOINT STOCK COMPANY OUTSTANDING LOAN PARENT COMPANY PAYOUT RATIOS PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL INVESTORS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE PRODUCTIVITY PROFIT MARGIN PROFIT MARGINS PROFITABILITY REORGANIZATION RESERVE RETURN RETURN ON INVESTMENT SALE SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDERS SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL COMPANIES SMALL DIRECT INVESTMENTS SMALL LOAN SUBSIDIARY SUPERVISORY BOARD TAKEOVER TAKEOVERS TRANSPARENCY VILLAGE |
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ACCESS TO LOANS ADVISORY SERVICES BANKS BENEFICIARIES BEST PRACTICES BOARD MEMBER BORROWING BROKERAGE BROKERAGE FEES CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITALIZATION CARBON EMISSION CASH RESERVES CHARTER CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER COLLATERAL COLLECTIVE COMPETITIVE MARKET CONTRIBUTION CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATION CORPORATIONS CREDITWORTHY BORROWERS DEBT DEBT-SERVICE DEBTS DIRECT INVESTMENT DIVIDEND DIVIDEND PAYMENTS DIVIDEND PAYOUTS DIVIDENDS DONOR FUNDS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA EMERGING MARKETS ENTREPRENEURS EQUIPMENT FAMILY MEMBERS FARMER FARMERS FINANCIAL INNOVATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE FINANCING INITIATIVE FIXED RATE INCORPORATION INDEBTEDNESS INNOVATIVE FINANCING INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT ARM JOINT VENTURE LIMITED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP LIQUIDATION LOAN LOAN EXPOSURE LOAN PORTFOLIO LOANS TO FARMERS LOCAL BANKS MARKET VALUE MARKETING MICROFINANCE MIDDLEMEN NATIONAL BANK NEW INVESTORS OPEN JOINT STOCK COMPANY OUTSTANDING LOAN PARENT COMPANY PAYOUT RATIOS PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL INVESTORS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE PRODUCTIVITY PROFIT MARGIN PROFIT MARGINS PROFITABILITY REORGANIZATION RESERVE RETURN RETURN ON INVESTMENT SALE SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDERS SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL COMPANIES SMALL DIRECT INVESTMENTS SMALL LOAN SUBSIDIARY SUPERVISORY BOARD TAKEOVER TAKEOVERS TRANSPARENCY VILLAGE ACCESS TO LOANS ADVISORY SERVICES BANKS BENEFICIARIES BEST PRACTICES BOARD MEMBER BORROWING BROKERAGE BROKERAGE FEES CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITALIZATION CARBON EMISSION CASH RESERVES CHARTER CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER COLLATERAL COLLECTIVE COMPETITIVE MARKET CONTRIBUTION CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATION CORPORATIONS CREDITWORTHY BORROWERS DEBT DEBT-SERVICE DEBTS DIRECT INVESTMENT DIVIDEND DIVIDEND PAYMENTS DIVIDEND PAYOUTS DIVIDENDS DONOR FUNDS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA EMERGING MARKETS ENTREPRENEURS EQUIPMENT FAMILY MEMBERS FARMER FARMERS FINANCIAL INNOVATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE FINANCING INITIATIVE FIXED RATE INCORPORATION INDEBTEDNESS INNOVATIVE FINANCING INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT ARM JOINT VENTURE LIMITED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP LIQUIDATION LOAN LOAN EXPOSURE LOAN PORTFOLIO LOANS TO FARMERS LOCAL BANKS MARKET VALUE MARKETING MICROFINANCE MIDDLEMEN NATIONAL BANK NEW INVESTORS OPEN JOINT STOCK COMPANY OUTSTANDING LOAN PARENT COMPANY PAYOUT RATIOS PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL INVESTORS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE PRODUCTIVITY PROFIT MARGIN PROFIT MARGINS PROFITABILITY REORGANIZATION RESERVE RETURN RETURN ON INVESTMENT SALE SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDERS SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL COMPANIES SMALL DIRECT INVESTMENTS SMALL LOAN SUBSIDIARY SUPERVISORY BOARD TAKEOVER TAKEOVERS TRANSPARENCY VILLAGE Spagnoletto, Paolo Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses |
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International Finance Corporation (IFC)
makes selective investments in small businesses that are in
frontier countries and have a strong developmental role.
Since 2002, the corporation has made 25 or so small direct
investments (SDI), most of which turned out to be success
stories. Over the years, SDI developed a specific
methodology that works well with small companies. But the
most successful stories arise from innovative financial
solutions tailored to help small businesses as they incubate
and eventually graduate into fully bankable companies. |
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ACCESS TO LOANS ADVISORY SERVICES BANKS BENEFICIARIES BEST PRACTICES BOARD MEMBER BORROWING BROKERAGE BROKERAGE FEES CAPITAL ADEQUACY CAPITALIZATION CARBON EMISSION CASH RESERVES CHARTER CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER COLLATERAL COLLECTIVE COMPETITIVE MARKET CONTRIBUTION CORPORATE GOVERNANCE CORPORATION CORPORATIONS CREDITWORTHY BORROWERS DEBT DEBT-SERVICE DEBTS DIRECT INVESTMENT DIVIDEND DIVIDEND PAYMENTS DIVIDEND PAYOUTS DIVIDENDS DONOR FUNDS ECONOMIES OF SCALE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA EMERGING MARKETS ENTREPRENEURS EQUIPMENT FAMILY MEMBERS FARMER FARMERS FINANCIAL INNOVATION FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FINANCIAL STRUCTURE FINANCING INITIATIVE FIXED RATE INCORPORATION INDEBTEDNESS INNOVATIVE FINANCING INSURANCE INTEREST INCOME INVESTMENT ARM JOINT VENTURE LIMITED LIMITED PARTNERSHIP LIQUIDATION LOAN LOAN EXPOSURE LOAN PORTFOLIO LOANS TO FARMERS LOCAL BANKS MARKET VALUE MARKETING MICROFINANCE MIDDLEMEN NATIONAL BANK NEW INVESTORS OPEN JOINT STOCK COMPANY OUTSTANDING LOAN PARENT COMPANY PAYOUT RATIOS PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL INVESTORS PRIVATE ENTERPRISE PRODUCTIVITY PROFIT MARGIN PROFIT MARGINS PROFITABILITY REORGANIZATION RESERVE RETURN RETURN ON INVESTMENT SALE SAVINGS SHAREHOLDER SHAREHOLDERS SMALL BUSINESS SMALL BUSINESSES SMALL COMPANIES SMALL DIRECT INVESTMENTS SMALL LOAN SUBSIDIARY SUPERVISORY BOARD TAKEOVER TAKEOVERS TRANSPARENCY VILLAGE |
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Spagnoletto, Paolo |
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Spagnoletto, Paolo |
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Spagnoletto, Paolo |
| title |
Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses |
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Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses |
| title_full |
Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses |
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Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses |
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Financial Innovation Drives Small Businesses |
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financial innovation drives small businesses |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2009-05 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2009/05/10778258/financial-innovation-drives-small-businesses https://hdl.handle.net/10986/10557 |
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