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Institution	# Borrowers	Portfolio (US$)	Products	Age of Data
Adhikar	35,300	2,674,000	1	136
AMPL	0	0	0	136
Arman	41,500	529,107,000	1	136
Arohan	43,500	8,091,000	2	136
ASA INDIA	164,000	15,380,000	1	136
Asirvad	113,500	19,328,000	1	136
Asmitha	1,114,800	217,867,000	1	136
Bandhan	4,048,600	674,564,000	5	136
Belstar	123,000	23,945,000	2	114
BSFL	275,200	31,590,000	3	136
Chaitanya	20,700	3,748,000	3	136
Disha Microfin	69,000	14,332,000	2	136
Equitas	1,220,000	186,415,000	4	136
ESAF	354,200	43,500,000	5	136
FFSL	150,600	35,719,000	2	136
Fusion	66,800	9,820,000	2	136
Grama Vidiyal	738,200	102,101,000	1	136
Grameen Koota	586,600	83,555,000	15	138
Janalakshmi	506,000	119,077,000	2	136
L & T Finance	399,800	37,199,000	1	136
MFL	331,800	49,083,000	1	136
MMFL	175,000	23,752,000	2	136
Mpower	13,600	2,263,000	2	136
Sahayata	0	0	0	136
Saija	24,700	4,682,000	2	136
Samasta	45,500	4,809,000	2	136
Satin	405,600	90,174,000	2	136
SCCI	115,600	15,910,000	2	136
Share	2,195,400	376,727,000	1	136
SKS	3,409,000	355,029,000	2	136
SMILE	360,200	56,927,000	1	136
SNFL	9,400	1,779,000	1	136
Sonata Finance	158,200	22,724,000	3	138
Spandana	533,400	147,240,000	2	136
Suryoday	78,600	14,713,000	3	136
SVCL	118,200	18,886,000	1	136
Swadhaar	92,800	17,166,000	3	136
Trident	68,700	8,852,000	1	136
Ujjivan	913,300	160,848,000	5	136
Utkarsh	168,600	25,915,000	3	136
VFS	175,400	19,264,000	2	136
Asomi	50,300	4,743,000	2	168
AES India	3,600	286,000	1	168
Arth	2,900	611,000	2	168
Asomi	50,300	4,743,000	2	168
Barasat GS	1,100	99,508.02	1	168
BJS	6,000	468,000	1	168
Cashpor	417,000	50,452,000	1	167
Credible	10,000	1,669,540.36	2	168
DIBAKAR	1,800	145,000	1	167
GOF	65,200	5,388,000	4	167
Hope	62,600	4,407,000	1	165
Jaago	2,700	237,000	1	166
LOK	4,900	573,000	1	167
Nano	25,600	3,660,000	2	168
NBSAAVS	28,100	2,821,000	1	165
Nirantara	8,200	917,000	2	167
Parama	7,100	482,000	1	167
Pragathi	26,200	4,579,000	6	167
PWMACS	36,500	5,946,000	1	167
Saadhana	90,900	12,046,000	2	167
Sambhav	1,500	183,000	3	167
Seba Rahara	6,700	468,000	1	167
SU	61,100	5,498,000	1	167
Swayanshree	7,900	918,000	2	167
Vikas Samiti	1,600	168,000	1	167
Vistaar	4,300	1,157,000	2	165
We The People	1,100	244,000	2	167
WEMCS	1,100	85,000	1	167
Yukti	1,100	99,000	2	167

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Institution

Tamale Community Credit Union Head OfficeTamale, Northern Region

Data approved: 2013-04-29

Data version: 2

Age of data: 136 months

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Key Statistics

Outstanding portfolio (GHS)	GHS 32,000
Portfolio (USD)	USD 16,243.65
Active Clients with Loans	89
Approximate % Female Clients	40% - 60%
Approximate % Urban Clients	20% - 40%

Methodology

Individual	x
Solidarity group
Village banking
Self help group	x
Other

Description

Designed for individuals starting businesses or financing an existing business.

Loan Purpose

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

Included Services

Credit education
Group meetings	x
Credit insurance
Workplace visits
Business training
Other training
Other
Other (2)
No other services

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
Other
Other (2)

# Borrowers by Product

Portfolio Size by Product

Geographic Coverage

# Regions for this institution	1
# Regions for this product	1
Regions Active	Northern Region

Loan Conditions

Loan Amount

Currency	GHS
Minimum loan size	GHS 150
Maximum loan size	10,000

Distribution at Disbursement (Est.)

Loans less than GHS 1,000	30%
GHS 1,000-5,000	30%
GHS 5,000-7,500	20%
GHS 7,500-10,000	20%
GHS 10,000-13,000	0
Greater than GHS 13,000	0

Loan Term and Grace Period

Shortest loan term	1.0 month
Longest loan term	18.0 months
Approx average	10.0 months

Distribution at Disbursement (Est.)

Loans 3 months or less	20%
Between 4 and 6 months	20%
Between 7 and 9 months	10%
Between 10 and 12 months	20%
Between 13 and 18 months	30%
Longer than 18 months	0

Grace Period

Grace period usage	0
Average grace period	0

Repayment Frequency

Daily
Weekly	x
Every 2 weeks
Every 4 weeks
Monthly	x
Every 2 months
Quarterly
Every 6 months
Every 12 months
Single end payment
Irregular payments

Pricing Information

Interest

Lowest quoted nominal interest	3.00%
Highest quoted nominal interest	3.00%
Interest rate period	Monthly
Interest Rate Calculation Method	Decl Bal
Subsidized by funder request?	No
Is rate fixed for entire loan term	Yes

Upfront Fees

	Fee 1
Description	Processing Fee
% of loan amount - min	1.00%
% of loan amount - max	1.00%
OR, Fixed amount - min	0
Fixed amount - max	0
Reason for variation	N/A
Appears on Repayment Sched?	Yes

Ongoing Fees

This product has no ongoing fees

Upfront Insurance Fees

	Ins 1
Description	Loan Protection Plan Fee
% of loan amount - min	0.50%
% of loan amount - max	1.20%
OR, Fixed amount - min	0
Fixed amount - max	0
Reason for variation	Exact Calculation = (Principal X No. of Monthly Repayments) / 1000
Appears on Repayment Sched?	Yes

Ongoing Insurance Fees

This product has no ongoing insurance fees

Compulsory Deposit

Required for	All
Criteria	N/A
Is deposit indicated on the repayment schedule?	No
Do borrowers control deposit in their group?	No

Deposit BEFORE or AT Disbursement

% loan amount deposited	50.00%
or, Fixed-amount deposited	N/A

Deposits DURING period payments

% loan amount deposited	N/A
or, Fixed-amount deposited	N/A
Conditions on access to deposit	End Term

Interest Paid on Deposit

Minimum interest rate paid	N/A
Maximum interest rate paid	N/A
Interest payment frequency	N/A

Taxes

Are taxes charged on this product?	No

Are taxes charged on this product?

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Business Loan samples

	Sample 1	Sample 2	Sample 3	Sample 4	Sample 5	Sample 6
Loan Amount	GHS 400	GHS 1,000	GHS 2,000	GHS 3,000	GHS 5,000	GHS 8,000
Loan Cycle (1, 2, 3, etc)	1	1	1	5	6	6
Disbursement Date	2013-02-14	2013-03-26	2012-11-30	2012-12-14	2013-03-20	2013-03-08
Loan Term (Months)	5.0 months	12.0 months	12.0 months	12.0 months	12.0 months	12.0 months
Grace Period (Months)	0.0 months	0.0 months	0.0 months	0.0 months	0.0 months	0.0 months
Total Cost of Credit	GHS 42	GHS 217	GHS 434	GHS 651	GHS 1,085	GHS 1,736
True Price by Comp
Interest price component	36.0%	36.0%	36.0%	36.0%	36.0%	36.0%
Fee Component	4.2%	2.1%	2.1%	2.1%	2.1%	2.1%
Insurance Component	2.2%	2.5%	2.5%	2.5%	2.5%	2.5%
Tax Component	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%	0.0%
Deposit Component	132.7%	121.7%	121.7%	121.7%	121.7%	121.7%
Full APR (int fee ins tax dep)	175.1%	162.3%	162.3%	162.3%	162.3%	162.3%
Transparency Index	21	22	22	22	22	22

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Pricing Information

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Upfront Insurance Fees

Ongoing Insurance Fees

Compulsory Deposit

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Deposits DURING period payments

Interest Paid on Deposit

Taxes

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