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IFCI
SCHEMES
( 1) Project Financing
Scheme Under the project
financing operations IFCI has introduced the following schemes
:
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Scheme of Finance for Renewable Energy
System;
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Scheme of Financing the Development of
Industrial Estates;
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Scheme of Financing Power Projects.
( 2) Equipment Finance
Scheme.
( 3) Equipment Finance for Energy Conservation
Scheme.
( 4) Equipment Procurement
Scheme.
( 5) Equipment Credit Scheme.
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6) Suppliers' Credit Scheme
( 7) Scheme for Financing
Leasing & Hire Purchase Concerns.
( 8) Scheme of
Equipment Leasing.
( 9) Scheme of Financing Corporate
Hospitals & Multi Disciplinary Health Centre.
(10)
Financing of Renewable Energy System Over Run
Financing
(11) Assistance for Development of
Technology through in house R&D efforts
(12) Risk
Capital Assistance Scheme.
(13) Consultancy Fee
Subsidy Scheme.
(14) Interest Subsidy Scheme.
(15) Entrepreneurship Development
Scheme
For full details please
refer to NABHI's HOW TO BORROW FROM FINANCIAL AND BANKING
INSTITUTIONS.
IFCI Advisory
cell for NRI Entrepreneurs
The
Industrial Finance Corporation of India (IFCI) has opened a cell for
providing counseling and advisory services to the
Non-resident Indian (NRI) entrepreneurs in setting up new Industrial
Projects in the country. The cell would assist such
prospective entrepreneurs to assess the techno-economic viability of
their proposed projects and counsel them on
suitable finance-mix and tying-up of finance from appropriate,
agencies, viz. financial institutions. banks. mutual
funds, venture capital funds as well as from the capital
market.
ICICI Schemes
(1) Project Finance Soft Loan
Scheme. (2) Supplier's Line of Credit. (3)
Equipment Leasing System.
For full details about the
schemes please refer to NABHI's HOW TO BORROW FROM FINANCIAL AND
BANKING INSTITUTIONS.
Commercial Banks
Besides
granting/sharing term assistance up to a certain limit, commercial
banks grant finance for working capital requirement of a
project. this can be done on a consortium basis also. For finance by
the commercial banks Reserve Bank of India has issued
detailed guidelines as to the terms & conditions of the finance,
assessment of working capital, methods of lending. Credit
monitoring, selective credit controls.
Details about
these guidelines are given in NABHI's HOW TO BORROW FROM FINANCIAL
AND BANKING
INSTITUTIONS.
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