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Until January of this year micro and small business received a total of S$43,609 million in loans51.1% of them came from municipal savings banks, according to the Institute for Economics and Business Development. Lima Chamber of Commerce (CKL).
According to Oscar Chavez, the total credits for Maypes This is equivalent to 4.6% of GDP and represents an increase of 8.9% compared to January last year. Although more than half of the loans were issued by municipal savings banks; although also by rural banks, credit companies and others.
“The issued loans make up 10.5% of the total portfolio Financial system, where 51.1% of total loans are concentrated in municipal savings banks; it is followed by Mibanco, the only bank specializing in microfinance, with a share of 28.7% at the end of January,” said Oscar Chavez, head of IEDEP CCL.
Which financial institutions issued the most loans?
The Lima Chamber of Commerce reported that there are 5 microfinance institutions that concentrate 68.7% of the total of these loans. Mibanco leads the market with a 28.7% share of all mype loans. They are followed municipal boxes from Arequipa (12.1%), Huancayo (11.3%), Cusco (7.5%) and Piura (7.3%).
What sectors have been promoting these loans for mypes?
Of the more than 43 billion salts, 32.4% went to finance trade activities, 8.5% of transport and communications, and 7.7% went to real estate transactions. As for financial companies, the structure of their loans is concentrated in such sectors as trade (26.5%), agriculture (4.9%), transport and communications (3.8%), manufacturing (3.4%). For their part, rural banks are more diversified, issuing loans in trade (25%), real estate (8.1%), agriculture (7.1%), transport and communications (6.2%) and manufacturing (5. 2%).
In terms of term deposits, microfinance institutions have an amount of SGD 36,637 million, representing 25.5% of the total deposits of this type in the financial system; In addition, they concentrate 29% of deposits through CTS, totaling S$3,096 million, of which 72% are placed in municipal savings banks and 17.3% in financial companies.
Source: RPP
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