ASA-Annual Report

 

 

Similar to savings mobilization, insurance provision reaps rewards in terms of additional resources for the institution. Initially, ASA started the credit program without insurance policy.  As a result, problems were faced in recovering the   outstanding loans from the borrowers’ successors in case of death. To mitigate the problem, ASA introduced the insurance policy; which ensures high repayment rates. ASA’s insurance covers only borrower’s death risk.

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 Total deposits and payments of insurance (1999 and 2000, taka in million)

 

Year

Deposit

Payment

Yearly  Net Balance

Accumulated Balance

1999

22.15

8.90

13.25

74.40

2000

7.56

10.55

(2.26)

71.41

Total

29.71

19.45

.26

71.41

 

CONTENTS: * The Profile of ASA  * ASA Organogram * Message for ASA * A Few Words

* Preface * ASA : A Cost-effective Sustainable MFI * ASA : A Self-reliant * Development Model

* Sources of Fund * ASA Microcredit and Microsavings Program * ASA Insurance * ASA Abroad

* Microfinance Training in ASA * ASA Consultancy Service * ASA-NGO Partnership Program

* Financial Analysis-2000 * Research and Publications * Public Relations * ASA at a Glance 2000

* ASA Plan for 2001 * Where ASA Works 

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