Financial Literacy Program at Kolar
AKMI conducted Financial Literacy Program at Kolar on 7-11-2017
AKMI conducted Financial Literacy Program at Kolar on 7-11-2017
AKMI has conducted workshop for COO and State Head on 10-8-2016 at Bangalore. 22 participates from various MFIs participated in the workshop. the Topics discussed were Multiple lending KYC norms customers migration and NOC issues.
AKMI has conducted workshop on Responsible Lending at Bangalore on 27-5-16 COO and loan officers from various MFIs from Karnataka attended the meeting.
AKMI has conducted audit workshop on 12.5.16 at Bangalore. 40 representatives from various MFIs from Karnataka participated in the workshop.Risk management, Digital finance, portfolio audit etc were discussed in the audit workshop.
During the month of July-2015, AKMI has step ahead to start District Workshops in all the district of Karnataka. In respect of this, in the month of July AKMI has successfully completed workshop/s at Hassan, Mandya, Ramanagar, Chikkaballapura and Bangalore. Around 25 members of various mfis operating the district were participated in the workshop/s in all the district.
The topics of workshops were:
Shri K J Morab, CEO, AKMI welcomed all the participants and all the participants were introduced.
It was decided to conduct the next audit workshop by May end/ June 1st week of 2015.
The following topics will be discussed in the next workshop.
AKMI CEO attended 129th SLBC meeting at Vidhan Soudha, Bengalore. Mr Koushik Mukharjee, Chief Secretary, Govt. of Karnataka and Smt. Latha Krishna Rao, Additional Chief Secretary, and Development Commissioner, GoK attended the meeting. Smt Uma Shankar, Regional Director, Reserve Bank India and Mr Chintala, CGM Nabard participated. The following were the discussions and deliberations.
a) Multiple account opening in one family–Survey is to be checked. b) Bankers adjusting the subsidy to another existing loan account’s) Minority community S B accounts are not opened by Bankers. Credit Limit given to B C s are very less. Fate of dormant accounts.
5. SL BC to take up these matters with central Govt –finance dept.
6. Linkage of ADHAR in Mysore Tumkur Dharwad at 98% remaining Dist are slow.
7. Pomegranate and Grapes crops are affected in Karnataka, Bankers are requested to raise to the occasion and assist the farmers.
8. APMCs in Karnataka started Electronic Markets.155 such markets are already functioning.
9. Smt Umashankar informed that the C D ratio in Karnataka is not satisfactory,-DK UK Udupi dists are pulling down the CD ratio of Karnataka.
10. Mr Chintala CGM Nabard informed that out of 30 Dist –16 Dists have not achieved AGRI targets due to natural calamities .Term loans to be encouraged.
Around 350 clients of various mfis were attended and benefited out of it. The program was inaugurated Shri Jayaprasad Shetty, LDM, Syndicate Bank, Bagalkot, Shri Doodihallli, DDM, NABARD, Bagalkot, by Shri Dhamodhar Rati, Secretary, Bagalkot District Chamber of Commerce and Industries, Bagalkot. From AKMI Shri Suresh K Krishna, Vice Chairman, Shri Vivekanand N Salimath, Director, Shri Krishna Morab, CEO and Shri B M Pamadi, Ombudsman were on the dais.
The program was grand successful with help of participants, BDCCI and all MFIs who are operating in the district i.e. SKS, Ujjivan, GK, Muthoot, L&T, Chaitanya and Spandana.