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    “Loan Defaulting in Microcredit Institutions of Bangladesh and It's Solution

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    2025-01-12
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    Md., Liton Ahmed
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    Microcredit has played a significant role in promoting financial inclusion and poverty alleviation in Bangladesh. However, loan defaulting has emerged as a major challenge for microcredit institutions, threatening their financial sustainability and operational efficiency. This study examines the nature, causes, and consequences of loan defaulting in microcredit institutions of Bangladesh and explores possible solutions to mitigate the problem. The study is based on both primary and secondary data. Primary data were collected through structured questionnaires and interviews with borrowers and officials of selected microcredit institutions, while secondary data were gathered from published reports, academic journals, and institutional documents. Descriptive and analytical methods were applied to analyze the data and identify key factors contributing to loan default. The findings reveal that loan defaulting is influenced by multiple factors, including borrowers’ inadequate income, misuse of loan funds, lack of financial literacy, high interest rates, weak monitoring mechanisms, and external shocks such as health emergencies and natural disasters. The study also finds that institutional issues, such as improper loan appraisal, limited follow-up, and insufficient borrower training, significantly contribute to default risk. Based on the findings, the study recommends several measures to reduce loan defaulting, including strengthening borrower screening procedures, enhancing financial literacy programs, introducing flexible repayment schedules, improving monitoring and supervision systems, and adopting technology-based credit management practices. Effective coordination between microcredit institutions and regulatory bodies is also essential to ensure responsible lending and sustainable microfinance operations. This research is expected to provide valuable insights for policymakers, microcredit practitioners, and researchers by highlighting practical strategies to minimize loan defaulting and promote the long-term sustainability of microcredit institutions in Bangladesh.
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