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Global Perspectives amp Registry Survey Results Elaine MacEachern Global Specialist Secured Transactions amp Collateral Registries Magdalini Konidari Operations Analyst Doing Business Project ID: 1044336

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1. Secured Transactions & Collateral Registries Global Perspectives & Registry Survey ResultsElaine MacEachern – Global SpecialistSecured Transactions & Collateral RegistriesMagdalini Konidari – Operations AnalystDoing Business Project World Bank GroupJune 06, 2016

2. LAO PDR – XAO BAN GROUP ( Yogurt Lady)2Insert Lao video.

3. 1. Why Does the World Bank Group Focus on Secured Transactions Reform?3

4. 41. Why is IFC Focusing in this Area?: Clear Market FailureSME FINANCE GAP400 million SMEs in developing world50% unserved or underserved14% with loan or line of credit

5. COLLATERAL GAPSource: World Bank Enterprise SurveysMismatch between assets owned by companies and collateral requiredCapital Stock of FirmsCollateral Taken by FIs

6. ACCESS TO CREDIT CONSTRAINTS

7. 2. Potential Impact of Secured Transactions Reforms in Access to Credit

8. VariableEffectAccess to finance 8 percentage pointsAccess to a loan 7 percentage points% of working capital financed by banks 10 percentage pointsInterest rates 3 percentage pointsLoan maturity 6 months8Study also provides evidence that the impact of the introduction of movable registries on firms’ access to finance is larger among smaller firms, who also report a reduction in subjective, perception-based measure of finance obstacles.Collateral Registries for Movable Assets: Does their Introduction Spur Firms’ Access to Finance?by Inessa Love, Sole Martínez Pería and Sandeep Singh

9. BENEFITS OF A SOLID SECURED TRANSACTIONS SYSTEMBenefits of a Solid Secured Transactions System9

10. 3. Secured Transactions Programs: Business and Delivery Model

11. 11AFRICABurundiGhanaLiberiaMalawiNigeriaSierra LeoneSouth AfricaZambiaKenya, MENAAfghanistanJordanLebanonPalestineMoroccoEgyptEAST ASIA & PACIFICCambodiaChinaLao PDRMongoliaPhilippinesVietnamIndonesiaMyanmarSOUTH ASIAIndiaSri LankaBangladeshNepalBhutanECAAzerbaijanBelarusTajikistanUzbekistanKyrgyzstanLACBelizeChileColombiaCosta RicaDominican RepublicHaitiTrinidad and TobagoPipelineRegional West & Central Africa, South Sudan, Uganda, PakistanCURRENT GLOBAL PORTFOLIO STCR

12. 1243BUSINESS AND DELIVERY MODEL – HOLISTIC APPROACH

13. 13OUR MODEL BASED ON INTERNATIONAL STANDARDSUNCITRAL Registry Guide and Legislative Guide on Secured Transactions World Bank Principles on Insolvency and Creditors RightsIFC Guide on Secured Transactions and Collateral Registries

14. SECURED TRANSACTIONS PROGRAM MODEL IMPACT / RESULTS: (1) Value of financing facilitated secured with movable property (US$) and; (2) Number of Firms/MSMEs with increased access to creditClientsGovernments (Central Banks, Ministry of Finance/Economy/ Justice/Trade)BeneficiariesFinancial Institutions, NBFIs, Firms (mostly MSMEs), Households and ConsumersFunding ModelWBG/IFC funds, Pooled donor funds, client contributionsValue AddedIn house expertise, global local presence, developed methodology and M&E standards, demonstrated impact.

15. Potential effect of interventionThe benefits of secured transactions reform would include: Improved legislative framework governing secured transactions which is more transparent, efficient and comprehensive;New registry with robust platforms, proper capacity and wide usage; Increased capacity of financial institutions to design and offer new products where movable assets are used as collateral. The end result would be greater access to credit to SMEs; more jobs created and increased competition in the financial marketplace. 15

16. ToolkitsImpact evaluationNetwork BuildingPublicationsProgram Highlights- Knowledge ManagementKnowledge SharingSurveysFactsheetsEvents – Peer learning

17. Preliminary Findings – Global Registry Survey!http://globalpractices.worldbank.org/finance/Pages/en/AllGSGs.aspx