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By Vuthy Chea, BlueOrchard Cambodia Office 15 – 17 May 2017, Bangkok
SWITCH-Asia Workshop Case study: Microfinance Initiative for Asia (MIFA) Debt Fund SA, SICAV-SIF
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Renewable Energy Component & Technical Assistance
Fund Objectives and Structure
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Fund Portfolio Update
Examples of MIFA’s Investees
5 Conclusion
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Renewable Energy Component & Technical Assistance
Fund Objectives and Structure
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Fund Portfolio Update
Examples of MIFA’s Investees
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TheMIFADebtFund:objec<ves
§ Providefinancing(seniorandsubordinatedloans)mainlyinlocalcurrencyoncommercialtermstoMicrofinanceIns:tu:ons(MFIs),especiallyTier2andTier3MFIs,inemergingAsianandCentralAsianmarkets.
§ Strengthenfinancialintermediaries,encouragethemtolendtomicroandsmallenterprisesandlowincomehouseholds.
§ Fosterresponsiblefinanceprinciplesintheregionandfurtherdeveloplocalfinancialmarkets.
more than 15 countries
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Advantagesofthepartnershipconcept
USD 175m size § Public-privatepartnershipasameansto
promotefinancialinclusion
§ PublicinvestorsarecatalystsinaErac:ngnewinvestors:crowding-inofprivatesectorgeneratesabroaderimpactandensureslong-termsustainability
§ Privateinvestorsbenefitfromthesubordina:onofpublicinvestorsinthefundstructureandearnaJrac<verisk-adjustedreturns
§ Technicalassistanceprovidedbypublicdonors
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Fundstructure:3TrancheswithDifferentRiskProfile:ContributedCapitalasof31March2017:USD172Million
Investors meeting Luxemburg SICAV-SIF requirements
Senior Tranche USD 72,126,112
Mezzanine Tranche USD 53,848,499
Junior Tranche USD 45,846,114
Fully private sector funded
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USD 13 Mil private investor
USD 40.8 Mil DFIs & Investment Manager
USD 36.4 Mil BMZ USD 9.3 Mil EU
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Renewable Energy Component & Technical Assistance
Fund Objectives and Structure
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Fund Portfolio Update
Examples of MIFA’s Investees
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MIFAPorQolioUpdateasof31March2017
§ TheoutstandingporMolioasof31March2017wasUSD153Milin42MFIsand15countries.
§ USD240Mildisbursedfromincep:on(11Dec.2012)to54MFIs.§ TheFundhasanoutreachto15countries.
§ AnaverageamountdisbursedperMFIofUSD4.4Million.
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Fund Portfolio Update
Examples of MIFA’s Investees
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RenewableEnergy/EnergyEfficiencyComponent
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• TheFund sponsorshaveundertaken toassign specificaddi:onal funding tofinancingMFIsthatarealreadyac:veinlendingtorenewableenergy/energyefficiency(RE/EE)projectsbornebymicro-borrowers.
• TheRE/EEcomponent includes:BMZ investment in theC tranche,andBMZtechnicalassistancefunding.
• A long-term technical expert –Econoler from Canada- accompanying thedevelopmentoftheRE/EEporMoliowasselectedinNovember2016.
• Thelong-termexpertassistsBlueOrchardovera3yearperiodintherevisionof the MIFA Investment Guidelines, the defini:on of the specific eligibilitycriteriaforRE/EEinvestees,andrepor:ng/monitoringtemplatesforMFIs.
MIFATechnicalAssistanceFacility(TAF)
§ SinceAugust2014,theTAFapproved16TAprojects–EUR1.7m:
– 4TAprojectsfinalised:§ Humo,Tajikistan;OXUS,Tajikistan;FirstFinance,Cambodia;andTYM,Vietnam
– 8TAprojectscurrentlyongoing:§ Over-indebtednessStudy,Cambodia;SalymFinance,Kyrgyzstan;BinaArtha,Indonesia;
Arohan,India;Saija,India;LOLC,Myanmar;TrainingCourseProgram(variousMFIs);andBRACLanka,SriLanka
– 3TAprojectstobestarted:§ Alliance,Myanmar;SocialPerformanceManagement(SPM)support(variousMFIs)and
Opera:onalEfficiency(OE)Framework(variousMFIs)
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§ Averagecostsharecontributedbytheinvesteeisbetween10and25%
§ Mainareasaddressed:Strategicandbusinessplanning,Qualityofcreditprocess,Productdevelopment,RiskManagement.
Tier1,8%
Tier2,17%
Tier3,75%
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Fund Portfolio Update
Examples of MIFA’s Investees
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KhanBank-Mongolia
§ AclientofMIFAsinceAugust2015.§ KhanBankisthelargestbankwiththewidestoutreachinMongolia.TheBank
maintainsthenumberoneposi:onforbothloansanddeposits.Withover500branches,KhanBankisakeyagentoffinancialinclusioninMongolia,par:cularlyinruralareas.
§ KhanBank’stargetclientsaremainlyretailandSME.§ ThroughKhanBankMIFAisenabledtoreach70%oftheMongolianpopula:on.
50%oftheBank’sclientarerural.§ Eventhoughinpercentageterms,thetotalmicrofinanceporMolioisasmallpartof
KhanBank’sbusiness(giventhelargesizeofthebank),intermsofabsolutevaluesKhanBankhasthelargestmicroandSMEporMolioinMongolia(asofDec-2016,USD200mmaremicroloansloansbelowUSD10k).
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MicrocredChina–HongKong(China)
§ AclientofMIFAsinceDecember2016.§ MicrocredChinaviaitstwoaffiliatesinSichuanprovinces,mainlandChinahas
servedmorethan27,000clientswhoaremainlymicro,smallandmediumentrepreneurs.Around50%oftheloanporMolioisbelowUSD10,000.TheaverageloansizeisaroundUSD4,500.
§ ThefundreceivedfromMIFAwouldallowtheins:tu:ontoexpanditscoverage
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AyeFinance–India
§ AyeFinanceisexpectedtobeinMIFA’sporMolioinMay2017.§ WhilemostofMIFAporMolioinIndiaisfocusingontradi:onalgrouplending
microfinance,AyeFinanceoffersworkingcapitalloanstoSMEswhicharepartofvariousindustryclusters.Currently40+clustershavebeeniden:fied,suchasshoemaking,garment-makingandKinara(corner/groceryshop).TargetclientsarethoseSMEswhoonaverageemploytenpeople,and/orwithannualturnoverbetweenUSD15ktoUSD60k.
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Fund Portfolio Update
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Conclusion
§ TypicalMIFA’sinvesteesareTier2andTier3MFIswithtotalassetsbelowUSD30mm.Inaddi:ontotradi:onalmicrofinanceborrowerswithsmallerloansize,mostoftheMIFA’sinvesteesalsotargetsmallentrepreneuraswellasSMEs.
§ WiththeREcomponent,theFundisalsoabletoprovidesupporttotheMFIswhoareofferinggreenfinancing.
§ ViatheTAfunding,MIFAhascontributedsignificantlytothestrengtheningandcapacitybuildingofselectedTier2andTier3MFIs.
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