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  • TITLE
  • CERTIFICATE
  • DECLARATION
  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • CONTENTS
  • LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS
  • LIST OF TABLES
  • LIST OF FIGURES
  • LIST OF CHARTS
  • I. DESIGN OF THE STUDY
  • Introduction
  • Statement of the Problem
  • Objectives of the Study
  • Hypotheses of the Study
  • Methodology
  • Collection of Data
  • Period of the Study
  • Method of Analysis
  • Tools of Analysis
  • Measurement of Linkages
  • Ranking of Variable
  • Variables Used for the Study
  • Limitations of the Study
  • Scheme of the Study
  • Notes
  • II. REVIEW OF LITERATURE
  • A. Studies Examining the General Problems and Prospectus of Small-Scale Units
  • B. Studies Evaluating the Functional Performance of Institutions Financing SSI Units
  • C. Studies Discussing the Financial Problems of SSI
  • D. Studies Analysing the Role of Financial Institutions
  • E. Studies on Sickness of Small-Scale Industries
  • Notes
  • III. SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES: AN OVERVIEW
  • Definition of SSI
  • Definition of SSI in Other Countries
  • Classifications of SSI
  • Chart 3.1 Classification of SSI in India
  • Modern Units
  • Periodic Revision in the Definition of SSI
  • Different Segments of SSI
  • Export Oriented Unit (EOU)
  • Small-Scale Industries: Global Scenario
  • Small-Scale Industries in Indian Scenario
  • Small-Scale Industry Under Five Year Plans
  • Growth of Small-Scale Industry in India
  • Overall Performance of Small-Scale Industry
  • Number of SSI Units
  • Industry Groupwise Distribution of SSI Units
  • Export from SSI Sector and Total Exports
  • Growth of Overall Industry and SSI Sector
  • Small-scale Industries in Kerara Scenario
  • Growth of Small-Scale Industry in Kerala
  • Growth of Small-Scale Inclustl-ies in Kerala and India
  • Spatial Distribution of Small-Scale Industries
  • Credit to the Small-Scale Sector in Kerala
  • Priority Sector Advance by Commercial Banks in Kerala
  • Loan Sanctioned by SFCs to SSI in India and Kerala
  • Loan Sanctioned by SIDBI in India and Kerala
  • Notes
  • IV. SMALL INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT BANK INDIA: A PROFILE
  • Schemes of Assistance
  • Schemes of Assistance Introcluced by SIDBI Since 1990
  • A. Indirect Finance
  • B. Direct Finance
  • C. Development and Support Services
  • Promotional and Developmental Activities of SIDBI from 1991 to 2002
  • Expanding Activities of SIDBI
  • Institutional Frame Work ta Support Small-scale Industries in India
  • Product-cum Process Development Centres (PPDC)
  • National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC)
  • Khadi and Village Industries Commission
  • Industrywise Assistance Disbursed by SIDBI
  • Purposewise Assistance Disbursed by SIDBI
  • Institutionwise Refinance Disbursed by SIDBI
  • Notes
  • V. PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF SMALL INDUSTRIES DEVELOPMENT BANK OF INDIA
  • Part A
  • Functional Performance of SIDBI - An Evaluation
  • Share of SIDBI in Per Capita Assistance Sanctioned by All Financial institutions
  • Statewise Assistance Sanctioned by AIFIs and SIDBI
  • Schemewise Assistance Sanction1: d by SIDBI and All India Financial Institutions
  • Share of SIDBI in Industrywise Assistance Sanctioned by AIFIs
  • Assistance by AIFIs and SIDBI to Infrastructure Sector
  • Share of SIDBI in Purposewise Assistance Sanctioned by AlFls
  • Sanction and Disbursement by AlFIs and SIDBI
  • Part B
  • Financial Performance Analysis of Selected Development Banks
  • Non Interest Ineome to Total Income
  • Interest Expense to Total Income
  • Pion Interest Expense to Total Income Ratio
  • Interest Expense to Interest Income Ratio
  • Interest Expenses to Borrowings Ratio
  • Interest Income to Credit Ratio
  • Credit to Borrowings Ratio
  • Burden to Working Fund Ratio
  • Net Profit to Owned Fund Ratio
  • Notes
  • VI. FORM AND STRUCTURE OF SIDBI AIDED UNITS AND SOCIO ECONOMIC PROFILE OF ENTREPRENEUR
  • A. Form and Structure of the Sample Units
  • B. Socio Economic Profile of Entrepreneurs
  • VII. ROLE OF SIDBI IN FINANCING SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES
  • A. SIDBI disburses more long-term loan than other agencies
  • B. The cost and terms oiSIDBI loans are more attractive compared to loans fromother sources
  • C. Obtaining loans from SIDBI is less difficult compared to other sources
  • D. SIDBI has created more impact on the development of SSI than other agencies
  • Purpose of Loan
  • Cost and Terms of the Loan
  • Loan Instalments
  • Opinion About Gestation Period
  • Sufficiency of the Loan Amount
  • Ease of Obtaining Loan
  • Time Lag Between Application and Sanction of Loan
  • Nature of Difficulty
  • Analysis of Impact of SIDBI Finance
  • Causes for Underutilisation
  • VIII. PROBLEMS OF SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES AND PROMOTION AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES OF SIDBI
  • A. Problems of Small-Scale Units
  • Ranking of the Marketing Problems
  • Institutional Assistance in Marketing
  • Opinion About the Services of the Agency
  • Reasons for Dissatisfaction
  • B. Evaluation of the Promotion and Developmental Activities of the SIDBI
  • Benefits of Developmental and Support Services of SIDBI
  • Notes
  • IX. SUMMARY OF FINDINGS AND REOMMENDATIONS
  • Methodology
  • Growth of Small-Scale Industries
  • Growth of Small-Scale Industry in Kerala
  • Operational Performance of SYDBI
  • Financial Performance of SlDBI
  • Socio Economic Profile of Entrepreneurs
  • Nature and Form of Assistance Disbursed
  • Cost and Terms of Loan
  • Ease of Obtaining Loan
  • Impact made by SIDBI on the Development of SSI
  • Problems of Small-scale Units
  • Awareness of the Promotional and Devetoprneotal Activities
  • Benefits of Promotion and Development Activities of SIDBI
  • Recommendations
  • Contribution of the Researcher and Areas for Future Research
  • BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • APPENDIX - I Interview Schedule for the Sample Units / Promoters