By Tricitynews Reporter
Chandigarh
06th September:- Microfinance industry has witnessed
29% growth in loan disbursements in the first quarter of FY2016-17 over the
last year, according to the recently released quarterly report on the industry
byMicrofinance
Institutions Network (MFIN), a Self-Regulatory Organisation (SRO) of the RBI
regulated NBFC MFIs. In its 18th edition of the ‘Micrometer
Report’ for Q1 FY16-17, MFIN observed that the microfinance industry has
experienced a growth of 89% since Q1 FY15-16 and has grown by 9% over the last
quarter.
The
aggregate Gross Loan Portfolio (GLP) of MFIs stood at Rs 60, 165 crore in Q1
FY16-17 as compared to Rs 31, 869 crore in Q1 FY15-16. South India leads
the way with 35% share in GLP followed by North at 25% and West at 24% and East
contributing 16%. The industry also witnessed the Y-O-Y increase of 48% in
client base where MFIs provided microcredit to 3.58 crore clients.
According
to Ratna Vishwanathan, Chief
Executive Officer, MFIN that the Microfinance Industry has seen a
substantial growth over the last one year. With the increase in number of
branches, MFIs have been able to increase their outreach thus expanding their
beneficiary base. Total number of loans disbursed has also seen an
increase of 29% which significantly contributed to the expansion of the sector.
Overall the growth has been healthy and it is an indicator of the fact that
confidence in the sector has been growing and there is an evident interest in
greater investments in NBFC MFIs.
Over
half (57 %)of the total disbursement during the quarter came from 5 states
which include- Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra, Uttar Pradesh and West
Bengal. Average loan amount disbursed for each beneficiary has also witnessed a
growth and stands at Rs 19,930 with a growth of 27% since Q4 FY15-16. The
employee base has grown 43% and the NBFC-MFIs now employ 98,287 employees which
were 68,578 in the corresponding quarter of the last year. Branch network has
also seen an increase of 28% in last one year and now stands at 10,458.
Number of loans
disbursed grew by 29% over Q1 FY15-16 and loan amount disbursed grew by 64%. The total loan amount disbursed in Q1 FY16-17 was Rs
18,811 crore which was Rs 11, 487 crore in the corresponding
quarter of the last year. In Q1 FY16-17, portfolio at risk (PAR) remained under
1%. The analysis presented in this issue is based on
data collected from 57 NBFC–MFIs.
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