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MICROFINANCE MICROFINANCE – THE MALAYSIAN THE MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE Presentation at the Microfinance Workshop Filimone Waqabaca 4 November 2009

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MICROFINANCE MICROFINANCE –– THE MALAYSIAN THE MALAYSIAN

EXPERIENCEEXPERIENCE

Presentation at the

Microfinance Workshop

Reserve Bank of Fiji

EXPERIENCEEXPERIENCE

Filimone Waqabaca

4 November 2009

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IntroductionIntroductionIntroductionIntroduction

• 80% of the SMEs in Malaysia are micro

enterprises (435,000)

• Government saw it important that a sustainable

microfinance industry is developed

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microfinance industry is developed

• Aim is to ensure that micro enterprises have

access to financing from the formal financial

system

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Types of enterprisesTypes of enterprisesTypes of enterprisesTypes of enterprisesNumberNumberNumberNumber ofofofof micromicromicromicro enterprisesenterprisesenterprisesenterprises totaltotaltotaltotal 435435435435,,,,000000000000• Most are in the services sector = 88%

• restaurants, tailors, barbershop, workshop,saloon/spa, selling traditional medicines, cosmetic,

bookshop

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• Agriculture sector = 7%• rearing cattle, rubber, paddy, fishing, vegetable

plantation, flower plantation, fish farming, rearing ofleeches and worms

• Manufacturing sector = 5%• traditional delicacies, arts and craft, manufacturing

of traditional medicines, manufacturing of food e.g.chilly sauce, ketchup, noodles , etc

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Main sources of financingMain sources of financingMain sources of financingMain sources of financing• OwnOwnOwnOwn moneymoneymoneymoney –––– 32323232%%%%• OthersOthersOthersOthers –––– 31313131%%%%• FriendsFriendsFriendsFriends andandandand familyfamilyfamilyfamily –––– 24242424%%%%

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• FriendsFriendsFriendsFriends andandandand familyfamilyfamilyfamily –––– 24242424%%%%• FinancialFinancialFinancialFinancial institutionsinstitutionsinstitutionsinstitutions –––– 13131313%%%%

• Need to assist micro enterprises obtainfinancing from formal sources

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Microfinance Institutional FrameworkMicrofinance Institutional FrameworkMicrofinance Institutional FrameworkMicrofinance Institutional Framework• Bank Negara Malaysia developed a comprehensive

microfinance institutional framework, where:• banking institutions;• development financial institutions; and• credit co-operatives

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• credit co-operatives

were identified to provide microfinance to viable microenterprises

• Approved by the National SME DevelopmentCouncil in 2005

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Within the Institutional Framework… Within the Institutional Framework… GovernmentGovernmentGovernmentGovernment leveragedleveragedleveragedleveraged onononon existingexistingexistingexisting infrastructureinfrastructureinfrastructureinfrastructure

• Bank Simpanan Nasional has been mandated toprovide microfinance

• Bank Rakyat mandated to provide microfinance to

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• Bank Rakyat mandated to provide microfinance tomembers of co-operatives

• Bank Pertanian to continue to provide microfinanceto micro enterprises in the agriculture and agro-based sector

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Since then… Since then… Since then… Since then… • 9999 financialfinancialfinancialfinancial institutionsinstitutionsinstitutionsinstitutions rolledrolledrolledrolled outoutoutout micromicromicromicro financingfinancingfinancingfinancing• MicrofinanceMicrofinanceMicrofinanceMicrofinance industryindustryindustryindustry hashashashas growngrowngrowngrown stronglystronglystronglystrongly• MicroMicroMicroMicro financingfinancingfinancingfinancing outstandingoutstandingoutstandingoutstanding::::

• EndEndEndEnd 2000200020002000 ==== USUSUSUS$$$$42424242 millionmillionmillionmillion• EndEndEndEnd JuneJuneJuneJune 2009200920092009 ==== USUSUSUS$$$$556556556556 millionmillionmillionmillion

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• EndEndEndEnd JuneJuneJuneJune 2009200920092009 ==== USUSUSUS$$$$556556556556 millionmillionmillionmillion• AverageAverageAverageAverage loanloanloanloan sizesizesizesize ==== USUSUSUS$$$$3333,,,, 138138138138• AvailableAvailableAvailableAvailable atatatat 1111,,,,542542542542 branchesbranchesbranchesbranches andandandand 1111,,,,766766766766 accessaccessaccessaccess pointspointspointspoints

• participation of the banking institutions is important• have large funding and network of branches• critical to ensure the wide outreach of microfinance

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3 steps taken to create a sustainable microfinance 3 steps taken to create a sustainable microfinance industry…industry…3 steps taken to create a sustainable microfinance 3 steps taken to create a sustainable microfinance industry…industry…• ENCOURAGEENCOURAGEENCOURAGEENCOURAGE FINANCIALFINANCIALFINANCIALFINANCIAL INSTITUTIONSINSTITUTIONSINSTITUTIONSINSTITUTIONS TOTOTOTO PROVIDEPROVIDEPROVIDEPROVIDE

MICROFINANCEMICROFINANCEMICROFINANCEMICROFINANCE

• DESIGNDESIGNDESIGNDESIGN RIGHTRIGHTRIGHTRIGHT PRODUCTPRODUCTPRODUCTPRODUCT TOTOTOTO MEETMEETMEETMEET NEEDSNEEDSNEEDSNEEDS OFOFOFOF MICROMICROMICROMICROENTERPRISESENTERPRISESENTERPRISESENTERPRISES

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• CREATECREATECREATECREATE WIDESPREADWIDESPREADWIDESPREADWIDESPREAD AWARENESSAWARENESSAWARENESSAWARENESS ONONONON THETHETHETHEAVAILABILITYAVAILABILITYAVAILABILITYAVAILABILITY ANDANDANDAND BENEFITSBENEFITSBENEFITSBENEFITS OFOFOFOF MICROFINANCEMICROFINANCEMICROFINANCEMICROFINANCE

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1. ENCOURAGE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TO PROVIDE MICROFINANCE1. ENCOURAGE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TO PROVIDE MICROFINANCE• Microfinance can be profitable

• diversify portfolios, create new revenue streams, use excessliquidity profitably

• ‘Blue Ocean’ business• high competition in existing businesses, venture intouncontested market space

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uncontested market space• Competitive advantage

• Extensive branch network & resources, cost effective fundingsource from deposit base, opportunity to form ‘smartpartnerships’ to lower admin cost & enhance outreach

• Enhance image• Contribute to national economic development, enhances imageof bank

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1. ENCOURAGE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TO PROVIDE MICROFINANCE1. ENCOURAGE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS TO PROVIDE MICROFINANCE

ACTIVITIES by Bank Negara Malaysia:

1. Organised and led Financial Institution (FI) CEOs andsenior management on study visits to successfulmicrofinance institutions in Indonesia and India

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microfinance institutions in Indonesia and India2. Provided microfinance global studies and information pack

to the FI3. Frequent discussions with FI4. Promote competition to ensure benefits flow to micro

enterprises

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2. DESIGN RIGHT PRODUCT TO MEET NEEDS OF MICRO ENTERPRISES2. DESIGN RIGHT PRODUCT TO MEET NEEDS OF MICRO ENTERPRISES

“Easy, Fast & Convenient”• Easy

� no collateral� minimum documentation� simple procedures

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• Fast� fast approval and disbursement

• Convenient� widely accessible at branches and other

distribution channels

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3. CREATE WIDESPREAD AWARENESS ON THE AVAILABILITY AND BENEFITS OF MICROFINANCE3. CREATE WIDESPREAD AWARENESS ON THE AVAILABILITY AND BENEFITS OF MICROFINANCE

• National microfinance logo – as a branding for microfinance• Microfinance flyers – distributed at strategic, high micro enterprise trafficlocations

• Microfinance advertisements/Interviews – radio, newspaper, magazines

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• Microfinance posters• Distribution of comparative table on microfinance product features –roadshows, websites

• Financial Institutions own sales & marketing• Nationwide SME & Micro financing Fairs

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Challenges moving forward…Challenges moving forward…Challenges moving forward…Challenges moving forward…

• Enhance outreach, particularly to rural areas – leverage oncooperatives, sustain momentum

• Increase usage of technology to reduce costs• Financing rates and consumer protection

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• Financing rates and consumer protection• Impact assessment and continuous improvement

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THANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOU

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THANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOU

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Definition of Microenterprise in MalaysiaDefinition of Microenterprise in MalaysiaDefinition of Microenterprise in MalaysiaDefinition of Microenterprise in Malaysia

• defined as business concerns with:

� less than five full-time employees; and

� an annual sales turnover of less than RM250,000 in

the manufacturing sector and RM200,000 in the

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the manufacturing sector and RM200,000 in the

agricultural and services sectors

• The Census of Establishment and Enterprise 2005

(Census)