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short term financing

Considering this type of demand, the short term’s no profit institution financing needs are really frequent because of treasury issues coming from modest patrimonial dimensions and from late profits (83% of the cases).

The utilized finance instruments consist of:



  • regular finance instrument such as overdrawn account, discount, deposit

  • recourse to banking system, mainly the traditional one

  • utilization of finance flexibility inner instruments(employees paycheque) or outsider ( providers payment).





The main methods of the non profit organizations of financial backing requirements are described below:






Irrelevant


Little or medium important


Very important




%

%

%

Delayed payment to suppliers

37,7

39,3

23.0

Delayed payment to workers

63,3

18,4

18,4

Members loans

72,1

16,4

11,5













Overdrawn at:










Specialized bank

86,9

3,3

9,8

Co-operative credit bank

80,3

6,6

13,1

Traditional banks

49,2

16,4

34,4

Other operators

98,4

-

1,6

Other forms of bank credit provided by:










Specialized bank

95,1

1,6

3,3

Co-operative credit bank

98,4

-

1,6

Traditional banks

85,2

4,9

9,8

Other operators

100,0

-

-

Other forms

95,1

-

4,9

Source: Survey CRC 2003




The following chart provides data about typologies and donators of short-term loans:





Specialized banks

Co-operative credit banks

Traditional banks

Qualified financial broker ( no banker’s)

Other

Total

%

%

%

%

%

%

Advance by overdraft


12,1

19,7

56,1

-

-

87,9

Discount


-

3,0

12,1

3,0

-

18,2

Subject to collection advanced


15,2

10,6

39,4

3,0

-

68,2

Advanced payment on pledges


1,5

1,5

4,5

-

-

7,6

Factoring


-

-

-

-

-

0,0

Facilitated credits to B.T. against specific laws


-

1,5

4,5

1,5

6,1

13,6

Other


6,1

3,0

9,1

-

3,0

21,2

TOTAL


34,8

39,4

125,8

7,6

9,1

216,7

Source: Survey CRC 2003.





Concerning short – term loans guarantees, the situation may be summed up as it follows:


According to typology of grantor insitution




With guarantees only




Also with guarantees




100%




39,1




50,0





43,4





40,0





16,7




42,7


90%




















83,3

80%



















70%




















60,9

60%















60,0









56,6



57,3

50%









50,0













40%



















30%



















20%



















10%



















0%






















Specialized banks




Co-operative credit banks




Traditional banks




Qualified financial broker ( no banker’s)




Other




Total

2. Short-term and long – term loan

The need of medium and long –term loan is not so much considered by social enterprises because usually they resort to:



  • self –financing and public contribution,

  • relevant investments ( for equipments, machinary etc.)

No profit organizations resort to medium and long-term loans through:

  • loans

  • other forms of finincing (leasing, etc.):

obtained through banks or specialized intermediaries.

Typologies and donators of medium – term and long – term loans:







Specialized banks

Co-operative credit banks

Traditional banks

Qualified financial broker ( no banker’s)

Other

Total

%

%

%

%

%

%

Loan


19,7

8,2

29,5

8,2

4,9

70,5

Finance lease


-

-

11,5

6,6

3,3

21,3

Subsidied credits


-

-

9,8

11,5

8,2

29,5

Import/export credits

-

-

-

-

1,6

1,6

Acceptance credit/ segnature credits

3,3

1,6

6,6

3,3

1,6

16,4

Other


1,6

-

3,3

-

3,3

8,2

TOTAL


24,6

9,8

60,7

29,5

23,0

147,5

Source: Survey CRC 2003.

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