Borrowers, Loans, and Depositors for First MicroFinanceBank Ltd - Pakistan



As of date
+ Number of active borrowersNumber of active borrowers Number of borrowers with loans outstanding
+ Gender
Male	—
Female	—
Legal entity	—
+ Relationship
External customers	—
Management and staff	—
+ Products (credit)
+ Retail loans	—
+ Household financing	—
Consumption	—
Education	—
Mortgage housing	—
Household other	—
Microenterprise	—
+ Methodology
Individual	—
Solidarity group	—
Village banking s h g	—
+ Location
Urban	—
Rural	—
+ Number of loans outstandingNumber of loans outstanding Number of loans outstanding
+ Delinquency
Less than one month	—
+ One month or more	—
From one to three months	—
+ More than three months	—
From three to six months	—
+ More than six months	—
From six to twelve months	—
One year or more	—
Renegotiated loans	—
+ Location
Urban	—
Rural	—
+ Products (credit)
Loans to corporations	—
Loans to financial institutions	—
Loans to governments	—
+ Retail loans	—
+ Household financing	—
Consumption	—
Education	—
Mortgage housing	—
Household other	—
Microenterprise	—
+ Relationship
External customers	—
Management and staff	—
+ Methodology
Individual	—
Solidarity group	—
Village banking s h g	—
+ Gender
Male	—
Female	—
Legal entity	—
+ Number of depositorsNumber of depositors Number of depositors with any type of deposit account
+ Gender
Male	—
Female	—
Legal entity	—
+ Products (deposits)
Deposits from corporations	—
Deposits from financial institutions	—
+ Retail deposits	—
+ Voluntary deposits	—
Demand deposits	—
Time deposits	—
Compulsory deposits	—
+ Location
Urban	—
Rural	—
+ Number of deposit accountsNumber of deposit accounts Number of all deposit accounts
+ Gender
Male	—
Female	—
Legal entity	—
+ Products (deposits)
Deposits from corporations	—
Deposits from financial institutions	—
+ Retail deposits	—
+ Voluntary deposits	—
Demand deposits	—
Time deposits	—
Compulsory deposits	—

	2008	2009
+ Social responsibility to clients	—	—
Client retention rate	85.81%	74.24%
+ Outreach by non-financial services	—	—
Number of clients participating in enterprise training	56	54
Percentage of clients participating in enterprise training	0.00%	0.00%
Number of clients participating in education courses	—	385
Percentage of clients participating in education courses	—	0.00%
Number of clients participating in women's empowerment training	—	—
Percentage of clients participating in women's empowerment training	—	—
+ Enterprise support	—	—
Number of enterprises financed	56	30
Number of start-up enterprises financed	27	30
Percentage of enterprises financed that are start-ups	48.00%	100.00%
+ Employment creation	—	—
Number of formal jobs created	—	—
Sample used for enterprise and employment data	—	—
+ Poverty outreach	—	—
+ Clients below the national poverty line at entry	—	—
Percentage of entering clients below the national poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Percentage of entering clients in the bottom 50% of the national poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—
+ Clients above the national poverty line after 3 years or more	—	—
Percentage of clients that have been in the program for over 3 years who are above the national poverty line and who were below this poverty line when they joined the institution	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—
+ Clients below the US $1 poverty line at entry	—	—
Percentage of entering clients below the US $1 poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Percentage of entering clients in the bottom 50% of the US $1 poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—
+ Clients above the US $1 poverty line after 3 years or more	—	—
Percentage of clients that have been in the program for over 3 years who are above the US $1 poverty line and who were below this poverty line when they joined the institution	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—
+ Clients below the US $2 poverty line at entry	—	—
Percentage of entering clients below the US $2 poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Percentage of entering clients in the bottom 50% of the US $2 poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—
+ Clients above the US $2 poverty line after 3 years or more	—	—
Percentage of clients that have been in the program for over 3 years who are above the US $2 poverty line and who were below this poverty line when they joined the institution	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—
Poverty line	—	—
+ Clients below other poverty line at entry	—	—
Percentage of entering clients below this poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Percentage of entering clients in the bottom 50% this poverty line at end of reporting year	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—
+ Clients above other poverty line after 3 years or more	—	—
Percentage of clients that have been in the program for over 3 years who are above this poverty line and who were below this poverty line when they joined the institution	—	—
Sampling methodology	—	—
Poverty tool used	—	—

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