enhancing clients` financial capability - e-MFP
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enhancing clients` financial capability - e-MFP
#emw2014 EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2014 DEVELOPING BETTER MARKETS ENHANCING CLIENTS’ FINANCIAL CAPABILITY The KGFS Way Chelladurai A 13/11/2014 contact@e-mfp.eu www.e-mfp.eu #emw2014 EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2014 DEVELOPING BETTER MARKETS Mission To maximise the financial wellbeing of every individual and every enterprise by providing complete access to financial services in remote rural India. Characteristics of KGFS Model Tight Geographical Focus Wealth Management Approach Wealth Management Focus Physical infrastructure Geography Focus Technology Backbone Economies of Scope Transactional Transparency Access to broad range of Products contact@e-mfp.eu www.e-mfp.eu #emw2014 EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2014 DEVELOPING BETTER MARKETS Process of Customer Engagement Enrolment • Details on household income, expenses, assets and liabilities are captured in the Customer Management System • Identity and address proof documents are scanned for all enrolled members, fingerprints and photographs are captured Wealth Management Process • A ‘Financial Wellbeing Report’ (FWR) is generated from the system which contains customized financial plan for the household • The Wealth Manager engages the household in a detailed wealth management conversation on Plan- Grow – Protect – Diversify (PGPD) Offering the Product • The customer visits the branch to avail a product • Suitability factor - The Wealth Manager recommends the appropriate product based on the FWR contact@e-mfp.eu www.e-mfp.eu #emw2014 EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2014 DEVELOPING BETTER MARKETS PGPD Framework contact@e-mfp.eu Plan: A diagnostic process which helps the household to recollect and plan for all its current and planned expenditures against current and planned income Grow: A process designed to help households realize their total income potential and take appropriate action to increase their income/surplus Protect: Protects human capital, incomeearning assets and provides a safety net to avoid compromises on goals and aspirations Diversify: Helps allocate funds across diversified assets and assists the household in spreading the risk and optimizing returns www.e-mfp.eu #emw2014 EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2014 DEVELOPING BETTER MARKETS Value Proposition For Customers Better understanding of Households financial position and their ability to meet their goals Helps customers to make balanced investment decisions Ability to choose right financial products Protects the family from unexpected shocks/calamities Overall Improves the financial wellbeing of the Household contact@e-mfp.eu For Financial Institution In depth understanding of Households economic and risk profile Develop/Offer products according to the household need , avoids Missell/oversell. Helps to build quality portfolio More number of products per Household Better capacity Utilization Loyal customers www.e-mfp.eu #emw2014 EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2014 DEVELOPING BETTER MARKETS Measuring the performance Internal Evaluation External Evaluation • • • • • More than 60% Increase in average asset values 13% decrease in average liabilities 120% increase in average income 72% increase in average expenses Average DSC has increased from INR 48000 to 144000 contact@e-mfp.eu Midline Results of the randomized evaluation by Harvard University and Duke University, in partnership with Centre for Micro Finance and IRCS, presents that the presence of a KGFS branch increases the number of formal loans by ~20% per Household, while there is no such increase in control locations. GIZ Master Trainer Program – Evaluating the impact of improved financial awareness on product uptake. www.e-mfp.eu #emw2014 EUROPEAN MICROFINANCE WEEK 2014 DEVELOPING BETTER MARKETS Thank You IFMR Rural Channels and Services Private Limited IITM Research Park | A1 | 10th Floor | Kanagam Village | Taramani | Chennai – 600 113 | Tamil Nadu |www.e-mfp.eu India contact@e-mfp.eu http://ruralchannels.ifmr.co.in/
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