Inventory credit

Inventory credit

by Jonathan Coulter and Andrew W. Shepherd

Book 120 of FAO agricultural services bulletin

1995
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This paper examines requirements for successful inventory credit, drawing extensively on case-studies from Ghana, India, Mali and the Philippines. Legal issues are discussed in detail. The report cautions against targeting particular users and stresses that transactions should be profitable to both the lender and the borrower. In order to attract banks to inventory credit, it is essential to have reliable warehouse operators. The publication will be of interest to banks wishing to increase and diversify their clientele, companies involved in or interested in commercial warehousing, traders and farmers and the organizations that represent them, policy-makers concerned with trade and agriculture, and donors.

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