VisionFund Cambodia - Express Loan - Community Bank - KHR - MFTransparency.org Truth In Lending Tables

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Institution

VisionFund Cambodia #20, Street 71, Sangkat Tonle Basac,Chamkar Morn DistrictPhnom PenhPO Box 479

Data approved: 2013-04-04

Data version: 3

Age of data: 139 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 (KHR)	0
Portfolio (USD)
Active Clients with Loans	0
Approximate % Female Clients	0
Approximate % Urban Clients	0

Description

Express Loan is a kind of loan products offered to response to clients' financial needs in their personal life cycle which may be affected by any of the emergencies and unexpected events in both natural and personal dangers.

Loan Purpose

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

Eligibility

Men	x
Women	x
Must run a business	x
Must own a home or land	x
Must be a salaried worker	x
Must be specific age group	x
Other
Other (2)

# Borrowers by Product

Portfolio Size by Product

Geographic Coverage

# Regions for this institution	20
# 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	158
AJDFI	13,100	884,000	6	158
ARDCI	44,600	9,403,000	1	158
ASA Philippines	333,400	29,282,000	1	158
ASHI	35,400	5,231,000	6	158
ASKI	60,000	15,247,000	4	158
Bangko Kabayan	8,900	2,373,000	2	158
BSEI	600	73,000	2	158
CBI	8,100	2,010,000	5	158
CCT	70,300	9,504,000	4	158
CEV	35,400	5,111,000	4	158
DSPI	59,300	3,676,000	3	158
ECLOF	5,400	1,836,000	4	158
FCB	12,000	2,392,000	2	158
FMB	2,700	710,000	2	158
GM Bank	23,500	1,553,000	3	158
HSPFI	19,100	1,899,000	2	158
JVOFI	1,300	281,000	1	158
Katipunan Bank	42,100	5,325,000	2	158
KDCI	20,500	2,095,000	3	158
KGI	32,300	3,421,000	4	158
KMBI	245,000	15,098,000	1	158
LTMPC	37,400	8,935,000	3	158
Mallig Plains	6,500	641,000	2	158
MILAMDEC	29,800	3,278,000	2	158
MWIMPC	11,800	1,740,000	4	157
NWTF	105,500	12,698,000	5	158
OFMPC	4,400	964,000	1	158
PBC	50,700	10,434,000	4	158
PCSD	700	167,000	1	158
PMPC	23,500	5,565,000	8	158
RB Angeles	900	1,502,000	2	158
RB Labason	500	289,000	1	158
RBLI	5,200	1,026,000	2	158
RBMI	11,900	1,750,000	2	158
RMB	100	173,000	1	158
RSPI	39,600	2,834,000	4	158
SAFRAGEMC	1,100	229,000	1	158
Salve	10,900	1,191,000	3	158
SEDP	27,000	3,914,000	3	158
TSKI	212,900	25,187,000	2	158
TSPI	264,500	31,290,000	7	158
Valient	1,700	672,000	2	158

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