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... the historical financial statements section for fiscal1997 and fiscal 1996, using their financial statements and making some adjustmentsto fit the model’s format. They left the nonfinancial services ... Setup page,users input financial statement information for the two fiscal years before the com-mencement of the projections. This section provides initial balance information for sections throughout ... portfolio infor-mation, additional information needed to calculate the financial ratios, and financial ratio analysis. (For a sample section of the balance sheet see figure 3.3; for a complete...
... average effective term exceeds 24 months?Microfin can model new prod-uct activity for any loan term. But it cannot perform accuratecalculations if the average effec-tive termfor the initial ... PLANNING AND FINANCIALMODELINGFOR MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: A HANDBOOKbut is displayed only for the loan products designated as active on the Productspage.Generating portfolio projections for a ... willbe replicated for each branch, and each set of graphs will display information only for that branch. On the Aggreg Graphs page are graphs that display aggregateinformation for the institution,...
... 88 BUSINESS PLANNING AND FINANCIALMODELINGFOR MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: A HANDBOOKNotes1. See Robert Peck Christen, Banking Services for the Poor: Managing forFinancial Success(Washington, ... BUSINESS PLANNING AND FINANCIALMODELINGFOR MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: A HANDBOOKFIGURE 6.8Setting up program-level staffing projections 6.3.2 Financial costs To project financial costs, the ... PLANNING AND FINANCIALMODELINGFOR MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: A HANDBOOKFAQ 29Our loan officers work with multiple products.How can we determine the full-time-equivalentcaseload? For institutions...
... undergoing transformation to formal financial institutions. Itnormally provides up to 500,000 freeons in the year before the formalization processis to be completed, to be used for portfolio ... institution’s overall financial picture.112 BUSINESS PLANNING AND FINANCIALMODELINGFOR MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS: A HANDBOOKCase study box 16Inputting initial balances for FEDA’s program-level ... income, and expense information for the institution as a whole. When con-solidated modeling is being used, the aggregate information on the Admin pagewill duplicate the information on the Program...
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