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Cottage, Micro and Small Enterprises (CMSEs) must be made bankable
Roundtable held at BBIM on Sunday. Photo courtesy_11zon
Bangladesh Bank Deputy Governor Nurun Nahar has laid emphasis on making the country’s Cottage, Micro and Small Enterprises (CMSEs) sector more bankable through incorporating innovative ideas and bringing positive change.
She laid the emphasis while inaugurating a roundtable discussion titled “CMSE’s Readiness for Bankability : Issues and Challenges” on Sunday at Mirpur in the capital.
Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) has organized the roundtable at its auditorium.
The Bangladesh Bank Deputy Governor further stated that efforts must be made to provide loan to the small entrepreneurs with easy term and less documentation.
Referring to women entrepreneurs she noted that there are many challenges regarding providing loan to them. The challenge must be resolved through giving them more loan-facility as they were found less defaulters.
Mohammad Mosharraf Hossain, Associate Professor,BIBM, presented the key-note paper at the roundtable discussion. – BBIM press release