Bandhan (B): Sustainable Banking in India Harvard Case Solution & Analysis

Bandhan (B): Sustainable Banking in India Case Solution

This is just an excerpt. This case is about STRATEGY & EXECUTION

PUBLICATION DATE: June 09, 2016

The case is set at a time when Bandhan, the biggest microfinance organization (MFI) in India and the biggest non-deposit taking MFI in the world, was about to begin on an organizational improvement that would transform it into a mainstream bank. And in May 2014 the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) had actually approved the license to Bandhan, making it the very first MFI in the nation to win a bank license, and likewise the youngest entity to be enabled to go into the banking area in India. Developed in 2001 by Chandra Shekhar Ghosh to attend to the double goal of hardship reduction and empowerment of females, Bandhan had actually grown by 2013 to 2,016 branches throughout 22 states and union areas within India. The case enables for an abundant conversation about the brand-new abilities that Bandhan would need as it moved from pure MFI to banking entity and how it need to go about obtaining those abilities. With this license, Bandhan had actually been used a chance to re-create the whole banking erection in India.

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