Examples of Indirect financing in a sentence
Indirect financing of the action through donations, including traders donations in the framework of a corporate social responsibility initiatives, shall be eligible for third party financing provided that it complies with the requirements on transparency, independence and absence of conflict of interest listed in Article 4 and Article 7.
Indirect financing scheme is increasingly seen as attractive by BPRs. For example, BPR Batu Arturejo (BPR BA) in Malang was among the BPRs in the study that did not provide financial products for FMWs. But, this rural bank has put a plan to startproviding such financial products in the near future (see Figure 2 for indirect credit scheme from BPR to FMW through PPTKIS).
Indirect financing for placement by BPRs to FMWs through the recruiting agencies is similar to the scheme provided by commercial banks.
Indirect financing, that is, the state co- finances training schemes but the private sector assumes responsibility for delivering services has proven a successful initiative.
Indirect financing consists of loans and Equity Investments provided by third-party sources that were facilitated by the Applicant (or Controlling Entity).
Status – This arena contains the Position of the flaw like New, Allocated, Open, Retest, Confirmation, Shut, Unsuccessful, Delayed, etc.
Indirect financing, through fiscal deductibility granted to companies, would represent a sort of cultural liberation/redemptihottpns://daoni.odrg/1w0.57o71u/9l7d838a45c20k0n74o3-5w3 ledge culture as a true meansof social change and free circulation of ideas – not as status quo.
Marketing, Spinning Mills, Agriculture processing units; some State level and National level Co-operatives and Indirect financing for Agricultural operations through Co-operative Credit Structure i.e. DCC Banks at district level and Primary Agriculture Co-operative Societies at village level.
Indirect financing, on the other hand, involves offering some form of guarantee to a third party to provide finance to SME promoters in a particular sector of the economy such as World Bank Assisted Loan Scheme – guaranteed by the Federal Government, Central Bank of Nigeria’s Financing Schemes which include Agricultural Credit Scheme Fund (ACGSF); Trust Fund Model (TFM); Small and Medium Enterprises Equity Investment Schemes (SMEEIS), etc.
The consolidation process, and the eAuction procurement mechanism and subsequent arrangements, will help achieve these benefits and savings.