A practical guide to creating a revolving loan fund.: An article from: Management Quarterly

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From the supplier: Rural electric cooperatives can help in community and economic development efforts in the countryside through revolving loan funds (RLFs). In these initiatives, extreme caution should be observed, particularly in the beginning stage. Cooperatives should always conduct comprehensive due diligence, combine cooperative financing with other public and private funds and offer quality technical assistance and support to appliants. These actions will ensure RLF-offering cooperatives of low loan losses, improved public relations and competitive marketing position. Risks related to RLFs can be minimized by establishing loan loss reserves, hiring professional and experienced RLF-management staff and developing a support network for the community. Specific guidelines are discussed.

Citation Details
Title: A practical guide to creating a revolving loan fund.
Author: Bob Davis
Publication:Management Quarterly (Magazine/Journal)
Date: March 22, 1995
Publisher: National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Volume: v36 Issue: n1 Page: p24(17)

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