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Sustainability of BC Network Managers (BCNMs) - Review of Commission Structures

Country Focus Notes Author: Ghiyazuddin A. Mohammad, Shivshankar V. and Chris Linder
Published: July 25, 2011

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Business correspondents (agents) and their managing support organisations, BCNMs, play a very important role in promoting Financial Inclusion in India, yet they often face the biggest challenge of sustainability. This Note critically analyses the different commission structures and the implications this has on the top-line revenue of the BCNMs. For this purpose, MicroSave analysed six actual branchless banking commission structures offered by three major banks in India. The objective of this note is to present common ways banks use to compensate BCNMs for various services and provide an indication of commissions that may be relatively more rewarding.


Tags: Banking correspondent, BC, Branchless banking , Break even analysis, Agent network manager, ANM, South Asia, India, MicroSave, MicroSave india, E/M-banking, Mobile banking, M-Banking , Feasibility study, Business model, Agent commission, Agent networks, Business correspondent, Financial inclusion, IFN 72, IFN72

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