What is the best format for a feasibility study for a proposed Micro finance bank in a developing country?

Question

Feasibility study appraisal for a Micro finance banking institution in a densely populated developing country with small-sized, fragmented business enterprises

Answer 1

Provide examples of how and where microfinancing has worked, and continues to work. Provide financial predictions and goals, based on those examples, which you'll need a lot of to be selective about which ones you put into the study. Provide evidence that you can meet and/or exceed your predictions and goals, by demonstrating how and where you have achieved similar challenges in your past, and cite what resources you possess that will enable you to set a new personal best in life achievement by exceeding your goals in this venture. Demonstrate how you intend to comply with local, national and international law, both common and legislative, and how you intend to uphold those laws in a highly competitive environment where the other guys are breaking the laws regularly in an attempt to get ahead.This is best done by understanding the law implicitly and thoroughly (or hiring someone who does), and writing the feasibility study to sound like those laws are fair, achievable, and most importantly understood. Demonstrate how you intend to deal with customer complaint, unruly behaviour and organisational security of assets, including personell, and exactly what the terms and conditions surronding how you intend to conduct business with your future customers.
In other words, you need to have the entire business policies, standards, procedures and guidelines conceived, and written in an easy to understand manner without ommission to the people financing your venture. And most importantly of all, provide collateral, because the bottom line really is the bottom line and the most important thing is to keep the most important thing the most important thing. Good luck!