Analysis of assets for the SME sector

Type :

Term papers

Pages :

29 pages

Format :

.doc

Published date :

04/21/2009

Category :

Economics & finance

Sub category :

Finance

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Summary :

Introduction
Purpose and scope of the study
Methodology and objective of the study
Review of literature
Small and medium enterprise
1. Introduction and definitions
2. Importance and characteristics
3. Advantages and challenges and opportunities
4. Growth significance
5. Leveraging opportunity
6. Organizational division
Product profiles
1. Trade products
2. Assets products
3. Asset classes
4. Asset characteristics
Data analysis and interpretation
1. Analysis of Growth Significance of SME's
Findings and conclusion
Bibliography

Abstract

The Small and Medium Enterprise Group (SMEG) segment is one of the highest contributors to the financial wealth of the THE Bank, and in the context of an aggressively expanding Commercial Bank focusing on consumer credit, it assumes great significance in overcoming the three main challenges that banks are faced with today, namely, the liquidity crunch, quality of assets, and global penetration .The current economics of globalization and trade have contributed conspicuously towards the opening up of a surge of possibilities for the Bank. Therefore a mention of how THE Bank has reacted to the changing market dimensions, and turned that into its business strength has been identified.

The future of sme's is of prime significance to the economy, the importance and indispensability of which shall be discussed shortly. However, if one needed to summarize in just a few words the reasons behind their growing pertinence, it would suffice to say, that sme's stand for a model of growth, the potential for which seems endless, and the strength of which lies on their sheer contribution towards economic stability for many.

Any talk of reshaping the industrial sector of the economy would include strategizing on the untapped opportunity that exists in this segment. Be it on account of their representation of a socio economic model that emphasizes careful use of imported capital, labor intensive mode of production, employment generation, better understanding of, and adaptability to the industrial environment, or because of their tremendous export potential with the ability to develop the desired entrepreneurial skills; there has always been a considerable emphasis on their scope and importance.