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Overview
The India Smart Manufacturing Summit 2026 focuses on advancing the manufacturing sector through smart technologies. It provides a platform for attendees to learn about new products, engage with experts, and discover best practices for implementing innovative technologies to enhance productivity and reduce costs. The summit serves as a valuable opportunity for firms of all sizes to network and gain insights into the future of manufacturing.
WHERE IS THE EVENT : CHENNAI
WHEN IS THE EVENT :
12th JUNE 2026
AIMS AND SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES ATTENDING
This highly intensive programme will provide participants with a structured approach to key questions in evaluating corporate credit risk, with an emphasis on large corporates, rather than Small – Medium Sized Enterprises, in the following areas:
Who Should Attend
CEO & ED
CTO
Head Operations
Supply‑Chain Heads
SOME KEY CHALLENGES FOCUSED IN THIS MASTERCLASS INCLUDES
01.
Limited Financial Inclusion
Many African populations lack access to traditional banking services, leading to reliance on informal credit sources with higher interest rates and less stringent credit checks.
02.
Poor Credit History Data
The lack of comprehensive credit bureaus and robust credit reporting systems hinders the ability to accurately assess borrowers’ creditworthiness.
03.
Economic Instability
Fluctuations in currency exchange rates, commodity prices, and natural disasters can significantly impact borrowers’ ability to repay loans.
04.
High Levels of Unemployment and Poverty
Large portions of the African population live in poverty, making them more vulnerable to defaulting on loans.
05.
Informal Sector Dominance
A significant portion of economic activity occurs in the informal sector, making it difficult to monitor and assess credit risks
06.
Political Risk
Political instability in certain regions can disrupt economic activity and impact loan repayments.
07.
Lack of Financial Literacy
Limited financial knowledge among borrowers can lead to poor credit decisions and increased default rates.
08.
Collateral Challenges
Access to suitable collateral for loans can be limited in many African countries, increasing the risk for lenders. Mitigation strategies
09.
Developing Credit Reporting Infrastructure
Establishing robust credit bureaus and improving data collection practices to better assess borrowers’ creditworthiness.
10.
Microfinance Initiatives
Providing small loans to individuals with limited access to traditional banking services, often with community-based support systems.
11.
Mobile Banking Adoption
Leveraging mobile technology to expand financial access and improve credit monitoring.
12.
Government Policies
Implementing policies to promote financial inclusion, improve regulatory frameworks, and address economic instability
13.
Capacity Building
Educating lenders and borrowers about credit risk management practices and financial literacy.
14.
Partnerships with NGO's
Collaborating with non-governmental organizations to reach underserved communities and provide credit access with appropriate risk mitigation.
15.
Government Policies
Implementing policies to promote financial inclusion, improve regulatory frameworks, and address economic instability
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