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1 Role Of Private Sector And Bank In Promoting Women And Trade Singapore, September 15, 2006
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Role Of Private Sector And Bank In Promoting Women And Trade
Singapore, September 15, 2006
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Set Up By An Act Of Parliament In September 1981
Wholly Owned By Government Of India
Commenced Operations In March 1982
Apex Financial Institution
Objectives:
“… for providing financial assistance to exporters and importers, and for
functioning as the principal financial institution for coordinating the
working of institutions engaged in financing export and import of goods
and services with a view to promoting the country’s international
trade…”
“… shall act on business principles with due regard to public interest”
(Export-Import Bank of India Act, 1981)
Exim Bank Of IndiaExim Bank Of IndiaEXIM BANK
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Chairman and Managing Director
5 Directors: Government of India
3 Directors: Scheduled Banks
4 Directors : Professionals/Experts
1 Director nominated by RBI
1 Director nominated by IDBI
1 Director nominated by ECGC
OrganisationOrganisation
AppointedAppointedby by
Govt. of IndiaGovt. of India Men: Women Ratio – 1:1
BOARD OF DIRECTORS (16)
HEAD OFFICE
MUMBAI
Domestic Offices
9 MumbaiKolkata, Bangalore AhmedabadGuwahati
Delhi Chennai Hyderabad Pune
OFFICES IN INDIA
OFFICES OVERSEAS
Overseas Rep. Offices
5 Washington D.C.SingaporeJohannesburg
London Budapest
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Range Of Products & Range Of Products & ServicesServices
Pre-Shipment
Export Marketing
Export Production
Export Product
Development
Import Finance
Advisory Services
Investment Abroad
Post-Shipment
Presence Across All Stages of Business Cycle
INFORMATION
Advisory Services
Knowledge Building
SUPPLEMENTS FINANCING PROGRAMMES
Value Based Services
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Exim Bank Finance Exim Bank Finance A Woman PerspectiveA Woman Perspective
Garments/Apparel Food processing Pharmaceuticals – Formulations lines Services sector – Airlines/Hospitality/Computer
Software development SME sector in rural locations Handicrafts Agriculture Micro finance Entertainment
Animation [Feature films/serials/commercials] Film Production
FOCUS ON WOMEN INTENSIVE SECTORS
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Export Capability Creation
in terms of capacity, product development, packaging India’s rich and diverse base of artisan related industry (employment intensive, eco friendly and based on traditional skills)
Facilitate Training
Utilise Association With International Players
Provide Platform For Marketing Of Products
by addressing the problem of poor market penetration and
supplementing oganisational capability
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Export Capability Creation Directly/Partnering with NGOs to provide financial support for exports
Focus on development & manufacture of value added products
Technology tie-up with Research Agencies for providing technology for
developing value added products
eg Centre for Food Technology & Research Institute
Facilitate Training Organising workshops on Agri sector, Marketing of Handicrafts & Home
Decorative items
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Utilise Association With International Players
to develop products for international markets
Providing Platform For Marketing Of Products
Devising Marketing Strategy
Setting up of a marketing company with equity participation by the co-operative societies, State
Governments and Exim Bank and providing platform for launching direct marketing
Assistance In The Form Of Finance And Advisory & Marketing Services
With The Objective Of Making Exporters Commercially Viable
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Signed Memorandum of Cooperations with
DHAN Foundation, Madurai, a professional development organisation
working for poverty reduction thru’ capacity building
BASIX, Hyderabad, a pioneer microfinance institution in India
URAVU, a trust based in Kerala engaged in development of bamboo based
rural products
CARE India, an international development and humanitarian organisation
addressing poverty in India
STFC, a grassroot commercial enterprise found by rural artisans
Rural & Grassroot Business Initiatives
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DHAN Foundation
Leading NGO covering 300,000 families in 4 states
Advisory and financial support for export related activities
Set up units to produce value-added products from organic tamarind
Technological tie-up with Centre for Food Technology and Research Institute
Steps are on to set up export oriented coco-peat projects
Rural & Grassroot Business Initiatives
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BASIX: Hyderabad Based Promotion Institution
Organised Skill Upgradation Workshop For Handloom Weavers & For Tussar Silk Weavers In Andhra Pradesh
Involved In Developing Export Clusters For Stone Carving, Rugs And Pottery
Product Development Support & Establishing Export Market Linkages
Rural & Grassroot Business Initiatives
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URAVU: Trust from Kerala Engaged in employment generation programs in the bamboo sector for
tribal & poor families in Kerala
Rural & Grassroot Business Initiatives
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CARE-India : Fighting poverty in India since 1950
Conducting joint studies and research in areas of mutual interest
Keeping each other informed on various activities for export
facilitations
Exchange of publications and useful literature
Organizing workshop, training program and seminars
Rural & Grassroot Business Initiatives
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STFC
Promotion of STFC’s product in overseas market
Identification of suitable buyers and partners
Exchange of Information on international markets for various
products
Organizing workshops
Equity participation and term loans for eligible activities
Rural & Grassroot Business Initiatives
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Subhiksha AyurvedicsSubhiksha Ayurvedics
Aromatic Handrolled Incense Sticks – “AGNI”
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Market and Skill Development for SMEs
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Exim Bank’s ‘Export Marketing Services’ programme
Help Indian SME sector to establish their products overseas and enter new markets
through Exim’s overseas offices and MOU partner network
No upfront fees, but operates on success-fee basis
Eximius Centres of Learning in Bangalore/ Pune/ Ahmedabad – for knowledge
building & capacity creation for SMEs
Organise seminars and workshops for the benefit of exporting companies, particularly
SMEs
Enterprise Management Development Services Programme comprises:
Development of IT tool kit which will enable SMEs to develop bankable business plans
thereby enhancing their access to finance
Tool kit will also enable lending institutions to screen viable projects
Exim Bank has already earmarked specific funds for assisting no. of small units
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Exim Bank : The New Beginning
Rural & Grassroot Business Initiatives
Initiative In Seeking To Provide International Market Access
Partnerships With NGOs And Self Help Groups
Product Placement In Overseas Departmental Stores And Exhibitions
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