Informal Savings and Credit Institutions in the Urban Areas: The Case of Cooperative Credit Unions

Page 1

INFORMAL

SAVINGS

IN THE URBAN

AND CREDIT INSTITUTIONS AREAS

COOPERATIVE

THE

CREDIT

CASE OF

UNIONS

by Mor/o B Lomberte

and Joyen Z BQ/bo$o

WORKING PAPER SERIES NO 88-06

April 1988

Philippine InstiYute for Development Studies


TABLE

OF CONTENTS

Page

List

of

Tables

List

of

Figures

and

Diagrams

Chapter i.

introduction A.

II.

IV.

V.

Cooperative an Informal Institution

B.

Objectives

C.

Scope

D.

Methods

Credit Credit

1

of

and

Union as and Savings

the

Study

io

Limitations'of

of

Data

the

Study

Collection Credit Union Ten Sample

A.

the

General Description of a CCU Brief

History

of

i0 11

Description of a Cooperative and Brief History of the Cooperative Unions

B. Ill.

The

i

15

of

Operations 15

the

Sample

CCUs

25

Analysis of the of the Sample

Operations Cooperative

and performance Credit Unions

62

A.

Operations

of

CCUs

62

B.

Performance

Interest

of

Rate

A.

Interest

B.

Lending

the the

Formation Rate

Ten

on

CCUs, and

Savings

1982

-1986

Trends Deposits

Rates

Saving, Borrowing of CCU Members

73 89 89 91

and

Lending

Behavior 104

t

A.

B.

Socio-Demographie Profile of

CCU

and Economic Members

Participation of CCU Members in their respective Credit Unions

104

108


Page C.

Alternative Sources

D,. VI.

Lending

Summary

Ways of of Credit Behaviorof

and

Saving for CCU

and Other CCU Members Members

conclusions

129 142 147

•References

155

Appendix

155

LIST

Figure

Diagram

Diagram

I.

i.

2.

The

OF FIGURES

Philippine

Financial

The Organizational a Typical CCU

The

Processing

AND

DIAGRAMS

Sector

Structure

4

of 19

of

Loan

22


LIST

_)F TABLES Page

III.l.

Membership

III.2.

Real

IIl.3.

Real Assets Sample CCUs

III.4.

III.5.

II!.6.

III.7. III.8. III.9.

IV.I IV.2 V.I

74

Total

Assets

Comparative Ten Sample System

Per

Member

Growth Rates CCUs and the

the

Ten

of the Banking 78

Ratio of Fixed Deposits (FD),. Savings Deposit (SD) and Time Deposits (TD) to Total Assets (TA) (In percent)

81

Ratio Assets

83

of Loans Outstanding (In percent)

Real

Loans

Outstanding

Real

Loans

Granted

Ratio of to Total

Lending

Rates

Loans Loans

Rates

Total

P)

84

Granted 86

(In

Percent 90

(In

Socio-Demographic Members

Percent

Per

Profile

of

Annum) the

I00

CCU 105

V.3

Factors the CCU

Motivating

V.4

Initial

Fixed

V.5

Outstanding Members as Interview

Profile

of

the

CCU Members

Members

107

to Join ii0

Deposits

Fixed of the

Given

of CCU

Members

iii

Deposits of CCU Date of the 112

Reasons Given for Fixed Deposits Reasons Deposits

(In

Total Real Number of

Savings Deposit Per Annum)

to

85

Economic

V.7

of

77

V.2

V.6

76

(In _000)

for

Planning

to

Increase 114

not

Increasing

Fixed 115


V.8

Outstanding Members as

Savings Deposits of CCU of the Date of the Interview

lt7

I

V.9

Reasons Savings

Given in Planning Deposit with the

V.10

Amount

V.II

Maturity Members

V.12

V.13 V.14

Uses

V.16 V.17

V.18

V.19

V.20

V.21

V.22

V.23

V.24

Between

Members

Increase 118

from

Loans

their

Borrowed

CCU

120

by 121

Loan

Application

and 123

of

CCU

Effective

Loan

Proceeds

Interest

Member

Interest Other

by

Period of from CCU

Duration Release

CCU V.15

Bor;owed

to CCU

Rate

Annum

on 126

Per on

Annum Excluding CCU Member Loans

Saving'Behavior

of

Motivating Banks

Travelling and Making/Withdrawing Transportation Incurred a Bank

Per

Loans

Rate Charges

Factors Save in J

124

in

CCU

Members

CCU

Members

127 130

to 132

'.

Waiting Time Deposits

in 134

Expenses (Roundtrip) Making a Deposit with 135

Frequency of Contribution, Average Amount of Contribution_ Amount Received Per Cycle, Average Length of Time of One Cycle, and the Average Number of Members Per Cycle in the Last Paluwagan

136

Borrowing Behavior January-September

138

Amount• Month Maturlty Consumers

of

Consumer

of CCU 1987 Loans

Members_

Granted

Per 144

Period

of

Trade

Total Outstanding Consumer of Date of Interview

Credits

to 145

Loans

as 146


ACKNOW

LEDGEMENTS

This study was only made possible by the willingness of many individuals to share their knowledge and experience with the authors. The authors are particularly grateful to Mr. James N. Roberson, Executive Officer, National Market Vendors Cooperative Service Federation, Inc. (NAMVESCO) who acted as an informal adviser of the research team; Mrs. Concordia E. Briginoy Chairwoman, Malabon Central Market Credit Cooperative, Inc.; Mr. Moises Sevilla, Manager, Paco-Soriano-Pandacan Development Cooperative, Inc.; Mrs. Leonora R. Avante, Manager, Baclaran Vendors Development Cooperative, Inc., Mr. Lazaro S. Isidro, Sr., Central Market Development Cooperative, Inc.; Mrs. Rosa F. Calilung, Manager, Marikina Vendors Development Cooperative, Inc.; Atty. Amando Tetangco, Manager, Divisoria Traders Development Cooperative, inc.; Mr. Felipe San Lugs, Manager, FEU Credit Cooperative; Inc.; Mr. Reynaldo T. Arciga, Asst. Manager, U.P. Credit Cooperative, Inc.; Mrs. Primitiva G. Nisperos, President, DSE (CBP) Kilusang Bayan for Credit, Inc.; Mr. Rodrigo M. Profeta, Manager, PLDT Employees Credit Cooperative, Inc.; and the 82 sample respondents who willingly cooperated. Mr. Eddie de Castro of NAMVESCO helped in the data collection stage of this study. Thanks are due to Dr. P.B. Ghate (Asian Development Bank), Dr. Mahar K. Mangahas (Social Weather Stations, inc.), Professor Edita A. Tan (university of the Philippines) and professor Douglas Graham (Ohio State University) for sharing their valuable comments on the firstdraft of this paper. This study is part of a larger study on the informal credit markets in the Philippines sponsored by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) through the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS).


INFORMAL

SAVINGS AND CREDIT INSTITUTIONS

IN THE URBAN AREAS : THE CASE OF COOPERATIVE CREDIT UNIONS by Morio

I.

B. Lomberfe

ond Joven Z. Balboso

INTRODUCTION

A.

THE

COOPERATIVE CREDIT UNION SAVINGS INSTITUTION

The

COoperative

segment

in

the

Credit

entire

AS

AN

Union

INFORMAL

(CCU)

cooperative

is

CREDIT

the

movement.

AND

most

important

Records

show

that

%

among most

the

successful.

every

parish

priests into

different

promoted

private

The exact present_ (NATCCO)

in

and

whole

number the is

types

cooperatives_

Like

rural

the

country.

the

CCU

CCUs_

conducting

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is

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as

indeed

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was

well

large_

membership

census

have a

of

of all

has

time Now

as

been in

it

parish

has

spread

markets.

nobody

their

the

almost

when

public

but and

CCU

appeared

vigorously.

Confederation a

the

CCUs

offices

their

National

banks,

movement

government

movement of

of

knows

the

assets.

Cooperatives, cooperatives

Philippine Institute Student, University of

At Inc.

in

for the

the


2 country, belong will

by

including to

the

try

to

It

has

informal

clarify

been

a dualistic

formal

say

that

there

exfst

other

which

perform

the

financial jump

On

LDCs

hand,

finance"

big

to

are

"outside

one

certain

orbit

of

market

the

order

to

handr

CCUs

paragraphs

exist

the

regulated

by

the

the

informal

from

one

case

in

the

a continuum_

with

participants

at

degrees.

credit

functions and

This

impression

go

characterized

there

institutional [1987]).

leaves

are

financial

(Chandavarkar

in

however,

argument.

which

the

many,

succeeding

(FCMs)

operate

a

The

markets

(ICMs)

make

this

markets.

to

system.

markets

the

credit

Unknown

financial

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regulated

unions.

fashionable

credit

government.

of

credit

but

officially

characterization that

segmented

one

has

sector

to

to the

other.

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is

is

regulated others,

to

problem

now

determine

most

flexible

regulations

achieving

that is

where

The

the

varying

thereby

similar

are

not

of

the

CCU

important because imposed

reserves

and

deposit

rates,

requirements"

a greater

to

on

mandatory

in are

of

line

we

financial

less

degree

the

What

the

unregulated

draw

have market

regulated

than

flexibility

almost

participants.

so

that

we

The

can

really

belongs.

hallmark they

liquidity

(Ghate

Some

completely

where

Philippines.

the

of

ICMs

function formal

[1986]).

flexibility.

"outside

sector

requirements, credit

is

with

the

In

s_

and

purview

respect

to

on

lending

ceilings

target

ICMs

audit

thephilippines,

and

of

capital_ and

reporting only

the


3 Central

Bank

directly

imposes

Under

its

intermediaries the

Bank

Given

this

participants

are

by

second not

not to

the

law

with

is

registered

regulations

because

of

that

they

however,

that

sanctions

authorities. can

only

have

extended

the

been

are

now

A description review issues. financial directly

Bank

of The

its

of

two

of

them

the

a

(see

of It

but

and

supervised.

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in

become

known after

to all,

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noting

that

Central

Bank

and

a brief these

help

clarify

be

described

by

I),

sense

institutions.

worth

regulatory

Bank

the

can

the

be

operations.

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financial

are

_ Bank.

regulatory is

operated

Figure

their

registered

best

those

Central

sanctions,

once

under

to

they

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environment

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they

illegal

once

number

Philippine

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years.

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the

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supervision

agency

agency.

nature

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financial

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the

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the

only

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classify

a particular

Philippines,

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the

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then

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be

in

will

can

we

any

they

then

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may

under

regulations

registered,

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fall

ICMs.

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definition,

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to

ensure

instruments. reserve to

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_ts the

usual

requirements,

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became

with

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supervision.

nies/entities

in

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financial

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basis

financial

categories: lending

of

own

regularly

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the

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instruments).

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financial

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the

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in

public

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second

through

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do

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the

regis-

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broad

engage in

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funds

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compa-

regulated

into

the

deposits

(NBFIs).

many

engage

deposits_

third

of

called

public

public

as

umbrella

agencies

regularly

the

of

in

repression

grouped

regularly

lending

1960s,

the

bolder

operations,

which

than

applied

however,

the

being

their be

from

and

market.

which

participations_

engaEe

I

nature

the

were

and

the

policy

capital

etc._

instruments,

in

obtained

obtained

debt

the

minimum

government

to

oversee

institutions

grew,

the

without

financial

institutions

funds

in

response

emerge

as

to

monetary

outside

specific

institutions

(2)

funds

to

of

(i)

deposits; of

new

started

the

in

the

sophisticated

markets

Likewise_

banking

economy

Thus, with

mandate

ceilings,

instruments

credit

system_

substitutes,

tered

new

the

the

more

registered

participated

over

such

rate

As

the

of

regulations_

experimenting Bank

control

interest

system

given

e_fectiveness

institutions.

financial

Central

explicitly

in

the in

as

form

the

issuance

of

lending

of

their

acceptances,

institutions not

the

which

obtain

their

funds

own

are

called

three

groups,

only

Bank.

The

debt

non-bank the

r

Y

first

was

under

the

supervision

of

the

Central

rest


6 were

not

regulated

tered

with

change

Commission,

could

be

a of

of

and

lines

the

financing

investor, tive,

insurance

tion_

and

person

financial name _

entity

"investment", import

connoting

resourof

the

monetary

weakness the

or

by

control

less

and

along

a

the

non-bank

dealer/broker,

savings

holds

the

financial

financial investment

funds

any

comlending

manager,

coopera-

and

associa-

loan

association.

such

"lending"

include: with

house,

broker,

loan

NBFIs registered

as

non-stock

.which

includes

this

definition,

securities

intermediary_ which

such

1960s,

control

under

and/or

money

and

the

of

is.more

investment

company,

building

or

an

company,

as

total

direct

NBFIs

body

pawnshop,

in

effectiveness

Bank

regulatory

pany_

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Shaw.

licensed

as

the

This

and

and and

of

corrected

Bank.

Central

such

volume

and

entity

intermediary,:

in

the

regis-

ICMs.

especially

the

were

Industry),

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reforms

Gurley

or

government

A

threatened

they Securities

the

to

institutions

by

person

the

subject

Central

to

of

decline system

the

According

(b)

of

financial

suggested

Trade

segments

growth

This

of

A

as

banking

supervision

(a)

Department

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although (e.g.

financial

policy.

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considered

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putting

Central

corresponding

the

Central

the

government

phenomenal

generated ces

other

then

The

by

itself as

by

term

and/or

any

out

the

as

use

a non-bankin_

of

"financing"

a

,. "finance"

word/phrase

intermediation,

business

of or

an

simila_ -entity

,


7 which

advertises

engaged

in

itself

a

as

a

function(s)

financialintermediary_

where

financial

and

is

intgrmediation

is

implied.

in The

general_

term

•time.

"public"

the

All

they

the

vision

of

(FCMs).

the

ties.

For

of

can

effectively

finance getting

across banks

unlike

in

companies an

from

the

•creditors

license are

at

to

not

which

are

public. any

have

allowed

are

have

one

"quasi-

to

borrow

from

among

the

debt

it

is

then and

clear

are

financial

enti-

are

than

subject and

frequently not

as

so

to loan

monitored

only

well

violated,

in from

that

lending

countries.

succeeded

authorization

requirement,

borrowings

includes

if

markets

the that

sanctions

mere

regulacan

be

violators.

pawnshops other

Their

powers and

of

instruments

accounts,•

visitorial

credit

super-

capital•requirements

ratio.

Supervision

the

capital

types

debt

under

formal

minimum

higher

implemented_ on

the

the

different

DOSRI

but

above,

companies_

to

to

Their

Bank.

fully

the

belong

requirement

imposed

From

FCMs,

Bank

varies

rules,

be

they

institutions

subject

Central

issuance

finance

deposits

particularly

the

tions

that

all

reserve

portfolio,

more a

case

institutions.

specific

by

are

example,

non-banking

obtain

borrow

issue.

Central

this

to

or

which

financial

They

although

in

allowed

twenty

may

provided

instruments

not to

NBFIs

functions_

public

are

refers

However,

banking"

a

NBFIs

There borrowing the

Central

in

the

investors was

belong

a time

from Bank.

Philippines,

the

to

the

when

several

public

without

These

were,

of


8 course,

illegal.

only

when

Bank

acted

a crisis

under

the

insurance

own

insurance to

members.

required

the

purpose

ascertain

to of

the

which

to

system,

insurance

group

the

end,

under under to

the the submit

Cooperatives

their

of

the

its

control

financial

from loans

Bankfng

financial

of

their to

Act_ the

part

members

are

registered

cooperative Central to

which

the is

at

Bank. Central attached

credit

end

are

assoand,

Except rural

unions

Nor

FCMs.

loan

only. as

'are

they

at i for

banks no_

required

Bank.

The

to

Department

the

the

cooperative

and one

the

of

the

the

to

credit

allows

of

savings

members

but

monetary,

liquidity

are

Bank,

them

total

their

which

reports

Development,

mutual

Central

this

considered

like

the

of

companies

Since

institutions

operate

ruralbanks

over

the

sale

instruments

supervise on

countrY.

maybe

deposits

supervision

operations

limited

the

debt

to

regu-

insurance

insurance

statistics to

to

still

from

never

Insurance

that

of

However;

have

empowered

noted

issuance

necessarily

of

providing

Rural

the

TheCentral

The

mainly

public

violators.

although

come

NBFIs.

not

of

They

raising

cooperative

from

be

the

public,

is

lending,,

funds

the

Bank.

body, to

and 1981.

and

Central

is

direct

companies

ciations,

the

is

maintain

unions.

other

It

by

situation

Bank

the

financial

effects

Central

credit

issued submit

exchange

Another

not

of

government

of

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in

license

independent

in

authorities system

the

both

an

engage

those

are

and

is

the

financial

revoking

policies,

similar

to

companies.

also

their

the

supervision

which

companies to

by

known

companies,

Commission, late

was

hit

swiftly

Insurance been

It

Bureau

of of


9 Agriculture,

is

empowered

unions.

However,

include

a monitoring

reserve

credit

imposed

by

thus

them

from

as

on

the

are

subject

they

a

cooperative

credit

Central

considered

as

part

landlord-lenders, farmer-lenders them

of

the

unions,

deposits

for

by

the

Central financial

rules.

As

are

that

they

they

may

These

such,

also

are

also

not

likewise

be

the

ROSCAs_

tradermiller among

_hile

others

many

financial

include

moneylenders,

on-lendinE

under

to

there

suppliers,

professional

regulations

perform

extent

ICMs.

of

any

coo-

ICMs.

regulations,

traders/input and

raise

Bank

the

who

To the

of

Thus,

Bank's

not

imposition

compared

of

do

taxes.

monitored

Central

segment

the

and

intermediaries

flexibility

functions.

to

free

financial

credit

minimal

or

virtually

institutions/indlviduals

intermediation

are

portfolio

under

considered

cooperative

intermediation

greater

operatinK

Apart other

other

Neither

giving

maybe

loan

Bank

the

functions

operate

Central

intermediaries they

the

and

jurisdiction.

Bank,

of

of

unions

the

regulate

regulatory

requirements

perative

its

its

to

lenders;

others. use

their

Some own

funds,

InterestinEly cooperative bank

and

study

of

undertaken.

credit

enough, unions,

some

thrift

the

Philippine

banks.

some are

of

even Yet

cooperative

these

ICMs,

larger

than

up to

this credit

specifically the

time, unions

larEest no

the rural

in-depth has

been


I0 B째

,OBJECTIVES

This examine

are

study the

(CCUs)

as

the

OF

THE

has

role

trace

2.

To

examine

3.

To

evaluate

4.

To

examine

To

the

are

6.

other The participation markets.

C.

and

CCU

this

are

the

saving

2.

To

examine

the

borrowing

3.

To

examine

the

lending

However,

AND LIMITATIONS

most

a

number

in

the

of

them

trends

Unions

Under

this

is

CCUs;

deposits

and

over

of

to

the

CCUs

loans

of

time; with

formal

between

determine

formal

and

CCUs

of

and

behavior

of

of

credit

members; CCU

CCU

members;

and

members.

STUDY

studies

focused

of

degree

objectives:

CCU

behavior

the

informal

specific

behavior

literature have

of

institutions.

OF THE

of

CCUs;

competition

following

the

emerged

their

of

in

examine

have

on

objective

To

Recently_

to

and

I.

SCOPE

rates

credit

members

of

flexibility

linkages

degree

and

general

is

Credit

institutions.

stability

of

institutions;

of Under

degree interest

the

first

CCUs; and

possible

savings

second

of

determined

examine

Cooperaiive

savings

growth

how

of

The

objectives:

the

determine

To

and

origin

the

financial

objectives.

performance

specific

To

5.

general

credit

i.

CCUs

two

and

informal

following

STUDY

on

(see on

informal Lamberte the

rural

and

credit

markets

Lim

[1987]).

sector

and

only


11 very

_w

on

this

gap.

The (CCUs)

study as

sector.

a

they

operate civic

and be

and

in

In

urbanareas,

dominant.

industrial

and

at

study

METHODS

OF

Due

budgetary

CCUs

sample.

operating

DATA

Six

are

into which

is

credit

among

in

loan

since

d ue

to

con_nunity

focuses

.on

markets. the

second

"

market-based urban

Community-based ar_as,

which

associa-

public

union.

by

employees

while

and

understandable

urban

and

union,

credit

centers. in

operate

to which

CCUs where

savings

urban

spearheaded

offices

a

,the

CCUs

usually

institution-based

therefore

D.

according

institution-based

private

closed-type

all

CCUs.

to

and

CCUs

relationships

the

groups

are

(2)

Unions

in

and

commercial

flourish

three

fill

markets

community

the

market-based

the

a

credit

partly

Credit

_oommunity-based

0pen-type

This

interpersonal this,

are

to

(i)

(.3) market-based

groups

tries

Cooperative

into.

themselves,

an

the

informal

leaders;

is

study

namely:

government

group

to

classified

based#

third

hardly

be

organize

first

are

,of the

religious

found

and

The

may

This

itself

a specific

voluntarily tion;

segment

are

in

sector.

limits

CCUs

where

can

the_urban

areas credit

the

CCUs

lack

members.

of In

are unions close

view

institution-based

of And

COLLECTION

constraint, market-based

in Metro Manila.

six largest market-based

only and

ten four

CCUs are

are

Included_

in

institution-based

We have limited ourselves

CCUs and the four largest

to the

institution-


12 based

CCUs

period

of

growth

perspective.

We

since time.

This

identified

financial

of

nal

Market

Mr.

of

Metro

information

Manila

utilized

the

managers.

with

founding

about

the

cial

records

among

us

substantial

of

a historical

of

the

assis-

the

Natio-

FederatiOn,

six

largest

belonging

inputs

Cooperatives

sought

Officer

conducted

as

of

through

Inc.

market-based

to

NAMVESCO.

and

the

in the

bits

of

construction

of

schedule. two

the

other

the

were

sets to

of

the

structured

CCU

Aside

relevant

and

were

primarily

CCU.

interview

memberS,

interviews

members/officers

and

we

Service

Unstructured

of

CCUs,

CCUs

used

a

CCUs

Bureau

Executive

for

administered

history

benefit

the

market-based

were

The

was

to

Cooperative

interview

One

the

for

institution-based

submitted

from

gathered

dules.

study

of

interviews

study

Operating

Roberson,_the

structured

CCU

the

identified

Preliminary

the

CCUs

Vendors who

been

sample

For

James

(NAMVESCO), in

gives

(BCOD).

tance

have

our

records

Development

CCUs

they

to

from

the

documents

of

sche-

the

also

other

carried

gather

out

information

interviews, the

to

CCUs

finan-

were

also

gathered.

Before to study

the

ten

and

directors view

began.

conducted

undertaking

the

selected

CCUs

to

solicit

of

each

CCU

The

formal

during

the

their was

formal to

inform

them

cooperation. first

interview

period

interviews,

the

Approval

obtained with

i October

of

letters

before the

-

15

were

nature by

the

the formal

samplerespondents November

1987.

sent

of board

the of

interwas


13

A total come

from

allocated tively (50)

CCU

lized

82

CCU

members

the

institution-based

to

the

more

allocated the

of

four

homogeneous memberst

come

(6)

market-based

in

the

selection

interviewed.

CCUs.

The

institution-based

from

the

to CCUs. of

the

the

of

its

market-based size

in

Simple respondents.

Thirty-two

(32)

was

equally

sample

CCUs

characteristics

proportionately

six

were

due

to

membership. CCUs.

terms random

the

of

Fifty

They membeTship

sampling

rela-

was

were of uti-


14 The _ following their

addresses,

is and

the the

list

of

number

CCUs

of

included

in

the

member-respondents

study,

for

each

CCU:

Name

of

CCU

Address

No.

-'.

CCU

member-respondent

Baclaran Vendors Develop. ment Cooperative, Inc. (BVDCI)

BVDCI Bldg. Taft Avenue, Baclaran, Paranaque, M.M.

Paco-Soriano-Pandacan Development Cooperative, Inc. (PSPDCI)

1155 Paco,

J. L. Escoda Manila

Central Market Cooperative,

1215 Sta.

P. Guevarra Cruz, Manila

Development Inc. (CMDCI)

of

I0

St.

I0

St.

8

Divisoria Traders Development Cooperative, Inc. (DTDCI)

Rm.2, 2nd Floor, New Sampaguita Building, C.M. Recto Avenue, Divisoria, Manila

5

Malabon Central Market Credit Cooperative, • Inc. ( MCMCCI )

Malabon,

8

Marikina Vendors Development Cooperative; Inc. (MVDCI)

Sta. Metro

Elena, Manila

Marikina

9

U.P.

Credit Cooperative, Inc. (UPCCI)

U.P. Q.C.

Campus,

Diliman

8

FEU

Credit Cooperative, Inc. (FEUCCI)

FEU

Compound,

DSE

(CBP) Kilusang Bayan for Credit, Inc. (DSE (CBP) KBCl)

EDPC Building, Central Bank of the Phils. A. Mabini St. Manila

8

PLDT

Employees Cooperative_ (PECCI)

4th Floory Universal-Re Bldg., Paseo de Roxas Cr. Perea St., Makat£,

8

Credit inc.

Metro

Manila

Manila•

8

MM 82


15 / ]rl.

DESCRIPTION HISTORY

OF A COOPERATIVE

OF THE

This

chapter

a

generaÂą

glves

TEN

is

union

(CCU),

history

of

ten

A.

GENERAL

The

sample

of

credit

of

the

the

OF

THE

union

(CCU)

BRIEF

sections.

operations

second

The of

a

briefly

first

cooperative describes

the

CCUs.

OPERATIONS

Cooperatives

AND

UNIONS

two

urban-based

DESCRIPTION

Bureau

cooperative

into

while

UNION

COOPERATIVE

divided

uescription

credit

the

SAMPLE

•CREDIT

OF

A CCU

Development

(BCOD)

defines

a

as:

"... a voluntary association of at least 25 personsl having a Common bond of interest (common bond is that pre-existing condition which causes the members of a group to associate together, to know each other, to have common interests and purposes, and to enable to work together to accomplish group objectives), organized primarily for the purpose of mutual assistance in generating capital from among themselves through a systematic and continuous savings program in order to grant loans to each other at reasonable rates of interests, and duly registered with the Bureau of Cooperatives Development pursuan t to Presidential Decree No. 175."!/

The I.

2.

general To

objectives

increase

through

an

skills_

manpower_

To

To

Bayan

and

savings

MAF-BCOD (i@86)_ their Similarities

are

social

as

and

purchasing

effective

fol!ows: power

of

utilization

members of

their

facilities;

capital

the

CCU

and

institutionali,ze

improving

a

income

efficient

stimulate

continuous 3.

the

of

formation

for

through

developmental cooperation

and

economic

"The Five Regular and Differences."

systematic

activities; as

a

status

Types

and

technique of

and

for

members.

of

Kilusang


16 Organizing

a

CCU

Usually_ of

dedicated

and

effort

the

organization

individuals to the

and

Association)

Credit

case

of

core

nature

a

cooperatives. of

organization CCUs,

FederatioB, to

already their

established

the

institution-based

to

assist

cooperative Institutions

The

expertise

to the

organization

principle, not

of

CCUs

BCOD of

their

help

the

of

the

new in

a

market-

employees

training members

willing

to

to

of

share

CCUs'.

technical As

cCu

the

Service

are

CCU.

the

in

For

and

NAMVESCO

of

need

them

seminars

are

the

and

Cooperative

provides

membership

require

may

newly-organized

the

in

practices

members.

who

the

group

members

free

trainors

like

and

Vendors

provides

Savings

understanding

training

Market

CCUs,

the

do

in

organization.

core

to

group money,

(Rotating

the

founding

and

CCU

principles

market-based

and

in

CCU

CCUs.

experience

ally

core

time

association

a thorough the

a

spend

stable

entities/individuals new

from

a paluwagan

of

have

(NAMVESCO)

newly-installed

to

informal

First

National

Inc.

a as

prospective

the

the

starts

willing

an

including

some

of

as

must

The

assistance

begins

CCUs.

,CCU

are

a CCU

develop

or

members

of

based

and group

market-based

prospective

who

mold

Sometimes,

of

For

personnel

part

is

of

the

voluntary.

become

members

of

a CCU.

The

first

perseverance stable themselves initial

CCU

five

and

years

patience

organization. without

stages.

of

of

operation

the

officers

and

The I officers

remuneration Usually,

usually

the

for

and

their

officers

and

test

staff

to

staff

services staff

the

achieve

a

may

find

during

the

work

part-time


17

in

the

CCU

employed.

The

since

Only

Staff, General

the

to

the

and

Committees.

of

with

management

of of

by

General

the

manager,

its

P,D. in

CCU.

they

are

of

the

CCU.

affairs.

with

Management

23,

it has

administration

and

management

of Directors,

formulating

is one

set

board

the

to day

by the

Board.

and

of

the

board

their

created

headed the

the

adminis-

bodies

of

is

for

the

Staff,

The

the

as a body,

and

affairs

fixes

standing.

policies CCU

Management

day

Staff

The

L,O.I.

and

The

the

Committees. good

of

The

Management

in

operation

Assembly.

consists

of Directors,

members

Board of

CCU

Appointive

175

the

The

function

the policies

of the

of

business

is entrusted

implements members

the

the

of all

authority the

the

tration

or

to the

of a Board

and

consists

final

entrusted

businesses

is devoted

Assembly,

provisions

affairs

time

own

structure

General

Assembly

supreme the

free

their

Structure

Elective

Subject

have

organizational

following:

of

their

Organizational

The

they

by CCU.

a

appoints

It

compensation

the and

tenure.

The

Elective

Committee,

Supervisory

Committee,

and

processes,

evaluates,

withdrawals the

committee,

by

the

Boarm

the

Committees

are

Committee Election

of deposits in which

and

of Directors.

or

the

Committee. acts

except case

the

upon

when

the The

the

following: Audit The

loan

Credit

Supervisory

Inventory Committee

applications

applicant

application

and

Credit

shall

is a member

and

be acted

Committee

of upon

performs


18

four

main

functions,

effective

accounting

inventory

of

financial

consultant to

the

Election

Committee

observe

and

Board

day

operations

the of of

are

The

CCU

of and

This

committee

CCU.

Aside

may

create

smooth

.operation

Savings

be

CCU

may

deposits, noted

deposits types

is

serve

as

regular

Finally,

all

Committees,

most

Closel_

the

Education

the

elections.

One

the

Credit

involved

in

of

this

and

committee

is

methods

the

and

philosophy

of

the

Cooperative

by

the

Vice-president

headed

Education

Committee, as

CCU.

a

typical

enhance

it

may

their

the deem

organizational

Training to

promote

among

public

the

1 shows

to

members

understanding

Board

movement. of of

necessary

structure

the

Directors for

of

the

a CCU.

Facilit.ies

The fixed

Elective

audit.,

prepare

Assembly. of

and

CCU.

committees of

3.)

to

principles-and

usually

the

other

Diagram

the

4)

adequate

internal

CCU;

and

officers

cooperative

and

the

conduct

primary.function

is from

the

an.

conduct

General

committee

the' objectives

to

BOard;

the

thegeneral

install

of

the

the of

appointive

knowledge the

and

among

members

Committee.

the

supervises

Committee

An

2)

properties of

that

today

1).to

system;

assets

reports

can

namely:

of

though mentioned deposits.

offer

three

savings that

types

of

deposits, not

above,

all

savings

and CCUs

some

time

offer ccus

offer

facilities, deposits. the

three

only.

the

namely: It

Should

t_pes first

of two


DIAGRAM I

19

THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE: OF ATYPICAL CCU

General Assembly' I

Board of Directors I. Chairman 2. Vice-Chairman 3, Secretary _ 4. Treasurer >_ 5. Manager _< 6. Members

I

Committees

.... .............

Committees

Manager i

Bookkeeper I

Accountant/

l_ Employees ,,_

Note • ....

Staff Authorities (function isadvisory in nature) Line Authorities (directly engagedin the planningand operation of the CCU ) Need not be members of the Board


2O The is

fixed

a primary

holders

degosit

feature

of

which

in

fixed

all

deposit

holders)

and

those

power

(e.g.,

the

preferred

case,

members

agree

fulfills

pledged his

the

memb_er

fixed

col'ling

on

fixed

at

realized

by

withdrawn As

is

determinant CCU.

include

earn

the

the

usually

the

voting

is

usually

It

is

only

becomes

when

a

voluntarily Some

the

full-

increase CCUs

set

a

fixed

amount

maximum the

the

is

of

becomes

rate

is

theprofits

subject

membership.

fixed

separated

may

a member fixed

to It

deposit

a member

existing

on

not

finally

amount

interest

depending

deposit

period

the

is

may

can

be

from

the

the

borrow

with-

primary

from

borrow

his is

deposit.

Some

may

withdrawn

a

CCUs

deposits.

fixed

deposits, to

the

deposit

offered

by

some

with

year

fiscal

member

oT

savings

the

maximum

subject

features

he

amount.

However,

practised,,

the

multiple

savings

minimum

may

common

without As

that

between

the

deposit.

member

members

distinguish

fixeddeposit

interest.

The

members

Yhe

of

power(e.g.,

deposit

Any

depositor's

when

of

unlike

of

CCU.

Usually,

certain

CCUs

fixed

fixed

this

Some

capital

holders).

a minimum

over

end

the

only

of

share

CCU.

share

deposits.

the

during

CCU.

the

deposits

determined

on

as

v0ting

holders

_inimum

deposit

Fixed

drawal

of

CCUs. with

share

one

serves

and those

time

rules CCUs

savings and

offered

regulation

usually

deposits by

deposits

has

offered ordinary

of

the

a maturity by

the

banks.

CCU

be

CCU. of

The one

,have

by time _ear.

similar


21

What

is

transacted not

go

bers

with

to

employ

his

right

at

Credit

by

done

of

through

time

in

these

deposits

deposits,

For

m&rket-based

and

fixed For

monthly

or

need

CCUs,

they

of

mem-

institution,

based

hi-monthly

lowers

making

are

a member

deposits

work.

significantly

depositors

the

deposits

payroll

transactions

as

opposed

to

a bank.

processing

borrower form

of

completes

amount,

the

in

of

some

views. Committee amount

tion

the

manager is

loan.

of

can

Diagram

CCUs for

give

productive rate

on

2

to shows

loans or loans

manager

and

only

terms

of

the

loan

for

the

co-ma.kers

application or

inter-

the

Credit

determines loan.

the

the

After

the

is

sent

application

Then

the

loan

applica-

disbursement

of

the

process.

to

their

consumption and

the

and

documentation.

this

loan,

the

filled-out,

the

treasurer

the of

member-

application

investigation

application

Committee,

the

of

reviews

properly

the

the

The

signatures

preliminary

loan

further

forwarded

the

the

Credit

for

and

are

First,

form.

purpose(s)

forms

borrow

follows:

the

The

conducts

evaluates

evaluation

for

loan.

the

a member

the

the

as

application

period,

cases,

After

is

loan

asks

maturity

guarantors

loans

the

specifically

rest

place

way

Facilities

The

and,

for

savings

practice

incurred in

collect

be

the

a deposit.

latter's

can

is

Except

make

to

This

depositing

here

CCU.

to

the

deposits

costs

be

the

CCU

deduction.

to

interest

collectors

CCUs,

or

of

other

members. purposes.

charges

are

The

loan

can

Usually, disdounted

either

the in

inte-

advance


22

DIAGRAM 2 THE PROCESSING OF LOAN

Member- Borrower

Appllcatton

Manager

Preliminary Loan Evaluahon

k

Wr

•oo_ Disbursement

_t

Treasurer

_

F

Approval JCredit Committee And _,no,_oon Evaluation


23

from

the

loan

loan

higher

than

As

the

in

amount, the

For

repayments,

while

payroll

In

the

committed

in

documented of

such

interest

loan

CCUs,

institution-based

repayment

collectors

CCUs'

loan

of market-based

the some

CCUs,

collectors. cases.

this

In

study.

checking

assets).

Some

Diversion fact,

deposits

the

CCUs, and

of

manager

part

the

during

borrowing

of

loans

CCUs

demand

is made

may

collected

or minimize

of

the

be

funds

had

the

been

occurrence

be thorough

transaction

and

extra

CCU.

collat_ral

collateral

of

credit

is usually

Christmas usually

lowering

no

This

amount

fixed

the

heavy

loans

in credit

of

a CCU.

one

can

borrow

is

are

guarantee

_be

discerned

institution-based

opening

of

rationing often

classes

CCUs,

in market demand

Credit

loans

a

as collateral.

market-based

an increase

exceeding

on

also

For the

physical

co'makers'

can

during For

whenever

on

deposits

transactions.

seasonality

resources

the

and

CCU members

season.

occurs

only

(i.e.,

servesassecurity

the unencumbered

various

on the

have

commonly

patterns

anticipated.

of

loan

malpractices

must

the member-borrower

borrowing

pressure

CCU

What

Borrowing through

collect

repayment

of

some

To prevent

the daily

amount.

assigning

very

,)

Generally_

the

the

is also

malpractices

'.

certain

rates_on

rates.

facilities,

malpractices,

careful,ln

lending

market-based

case

by

effective

deduction.

by

occurred

the

quoted

savings

convenient.

through

making

heavy

demand

creates

is

huge

in the

form

resorted

to


24 whenever

credit

CCUs

not

do

Central

demand have

Bank

exceeds

access

nor

to

to

the

the

the

formal

supply

of

loanable

rediscounting banking

funds.

window

system

of

for

the

additional

liquidity.

Other

Services

Aside

from

other

services

Fund

or

Free

Medical

Rice CCU. and

the

Death and

The

its

Plan the

is

the

in

all

exists

only

in

The provided is ment vism

looked and

free

as

members them.

his

CCU

studied,

members.

belongs. the

a way of

the

of

provision

strengthening

CCU

to

enhance

present of

In

a

funds

the

and

in

case

above

of what

in

times

Retirement member The

of

Benefit

retires

Damayan

from

fund

Retirement•Benefit

is Plan

CCUs.

services

The

are

and

employees.

the the

••Plan,

Programs,

assistance

when

while

dental

these

regular

institution-based

and

Loan

are•over

while

offers Damayan

availability

financial

assistance

also

Benefit

services.

their

a member,

which

some

to

upon

between

of

CCUs

medical

such

to

all

of

CCU's

giving

financial

common

all

these•services

in

Retirement

a particular for

CCU

namely:

Appliance not

•provides

the

members,

Benefiti

members

Fund

institution

its

CCUs,

family

provides

services,

Services,

upon

Damayan

in

of

However,

of

institution

death •

benefit

Dental

depends

demand

lending

Assistance

institution-based the

and

Programs.

It the

for

the

Loan

savings

offered of the the

by

the

CCU

these

free

ties

between

spirit

of

are

services manage-

cooperati-


25 In the sold not

B.

the

CCU

case

of

purchases

on all

goods

credit CCUs

BRIEF

to

provide

this

OF

Baclaran

THE

materials, nized by

due

to

Pasay by

a

land

its

of

Bay

area

of

ÂŁs

Ibayo,

to

schemes.

Cooperative,

famous

for of

to

its

be

However,

and

It

is

Manila.

by

(West)

In_.

and

Manila

clothing

highly

It

Makati by

(BVDCI_

embroidered

Manila.

Metro

North)

3,832

urba-

is

bounded

Taguig

(North-

(South).

It

has

hectares.

divided La

program,

CCUs

proximity

Manila

Loan

manufacturers

repayment

south

the

Rice

service.

SAMPLE

town

(on

Paranaque Dongalo,

kind

located

City

east), total

easy

and

andor

Development

a

is

Program

suppliers

on

Vendors

Para_aque,

Loan

frc)m

members

HISTORY

1,

Appliance

into

Huerta,

seven

_istricts:

Poblacion,

S_n

Baclaran, Dionisio,

and

Tambo.

The in

public

Para_aque.

rent and

parts

Tb_S of

the

services.

their

way

Marikina from

m_rket

of

place

is

country

Products into

and

Baclaren

this

the

center

of

by

people

from

diffe-

its

goods

cities

find

frequented for

of

the

low

different

place

ready-made

is

like

dresses

prices

of

townsand

shoes and

and

other

commerce

slippers

from

wearing

apparel

market

vendors

Taytay.

The

BVDCI

named

Mariano

other

market

began Nucum

as

Market

vendors

an

organization

Vendors

association,

of

Association. the

objective

As

in was

any to


26 advance

the

October

1976,

problem.

The

department holders

in

strong

plan

of

Luis

area.

against

this

officers

James

was

form

the

association

with

formed

in

and

in

Inc.

because

previous

i0 incorporators 1977

and

with

of

LoSing

no

Assembly-

the

group

Central

objective

least

vendors'

that

stronger

organization.

members,

an initial

the

believed

is at

250

stall-

a

The

they

the

BVDCI

was

capitalization

of

P34_000.

_

Despite in

the

opposing

expulsion This

was

rative. other not

effort

the

of the indeed

under

to

one

of

a big

the

officers

of

Cooperative the manager,

was

set-back

their

to

the

found

it hard

Mrs.

officers

the

unfortunately

carried

out.

newly

the

organized

Cooperative

Because of to

previous

instill

Avante,

Coopeto

the members

the

consciousness Leonora

members

owners,

of

case

and

Market

the

goods.

as in

in the

the

Nucum

the members

sell roof

by

the

stallholders

tion,

often,

exerted

plan

It prompted areas

the

a

lacking

referred

(CMDCI).

big

association

then

Lorenzo

cooperative

their

January

turn

Johnny

cooperative

or credit

than

Hence,

Assemblyman

the

of the

a

the

owners.

help

In

to build

themselves

the

the

with

of

of

found

Cooperative,

a credit

politically

officers

but

members.

the market

expulsion

to oppose

Roberson

Development

to

plan

as

confronted

of

the

solicited

N.

Market

owners

The

The

was

cause

lobby

Taruc.

to Mr.

the

would

the

the

of v@ndors

association

political

time_

intezest

the

store

protested

man

business

of

the the

had

to

seek were

associaprinciples

members. campaign

Very on


27 a

stall-to-stall

basis-for

years

since

bean.

very;slow

this

its

who-

From

1977

to

based

on

fixed

deposits

a

part-time

It

was

when

they

What

the

had

source

of

and

income

manager

to

times

keep

the

never

of

..

was

space the

in

only

rative that

-the

was

able

members

In building

and

.of

of

the

1980

Baclaran

center.

Because

in

to

that _hus

of

.Cooperative

more

began

from

remuneration° : at this time total

that

collapse.,

the

Bureau

government

during

those

Cooperative

transferred

accessibility attract

clerks/assistants

officers

other

was

of

insti-

times°

,k

the

from

deposit

low :j

fact

them

Baclaran

to

by

and

....only

operationg._.:.such_,.as

No savings

the

It

from

the

_em_ne_.a.tion°

for_._e_diing;_was

Cooperative

hel_

re.s_ence

without

the

(BCOD)

had

of,

receiving

was

Cooperative

t,he

f_nds

for

.._.thr.ee

._ Dnrin.g

assisted

were

Development were

the

Fer

even_stagnanto

job,

etc.

was

managerlamented

Cooperatives tutions

the

fees_

basiswho .• trying

really

of

extent,

in

service The

growth

transacted_in

1980,..the

yet°

on

some

•persevered

income,

offered

to

the

business:was

manager,

interest

i.ncep.tion_ and,

period,,

memb_r-s""_.supporb...

• their

Mrs. .the.

• rented

members.

accepting,

to

residence.

office., . .It.

savings

small

operation

Avante.'s small

a

the was

_Coopein

_1982

deposits

•from

..

1986, in

the

Cooperative

Baclaran

resources

of'

the

f£nancia,1.,

contribution

near members on

was

able

to

purchase

the

LRT terminal

from

and.

from

those

the.._ond,it£on

member_ th_,t.,_

a

lot

the who, _hey

and

pooled gave .-would


28 occupy own

the

first

business

building from is

with

a

by

in

working

against'

keeping

Aside

medical

of

the

a

cost

earns

of

for the

reminder

their

lot

monthly

together

saving rice

and

income

of

the

building

of

their

despite

services_

loans,

and

services

and

death

persethe

odds

Cooperative

benefits, The

enhance members

delinquency

moral

the

treatment. can

officers

solving

recent

enhanced

and

loans,

between

effectiveness

The it

Cooperative

these

in

building

acquisition as

c_nsultation

camaraderie

The

officerS

lending

that

help

The

the

appliance

believes

fee.

the

them.

from

provides

the

of

since

member-occupants.

verance

way,

floors

self-liquidating

considered

free

second

operations

is

the

and

the and

problems

and manager

unity

and

could,,

because

in of

a the

suasion.

computerization services

that

of the

the

Cooperative

Cooperative

further

gives

to

its

members. !

The

Damayan

family

of

taken

either

members,

the

or

_60.00

from

receives

_5_000

'_ place one

The in roof.

Fund

deceased from from

is

member.

the the

the

a program The

annual

from

this

management

of

Baclaran

where

fund

for

patronage

voluntarily

members.

designed

to this

help •purpose

refund

annual

of

contribution

The•deceased

the

member's

is the of

family

fund.

the

BVDCI

they

can

plans house

to

purchase

their

a

members

'market under


2o

Paco-Soriano-Pandacan_ (PSPDCI)

The

present

rative, with now

Inc.

began

its

executive

Cooperatives then

named

the

vendors

Zamora

St.

The

joined

paco

at

are

and

Soriano

Like

other

areas

princlpal Street,

and

Elpidio

Street,

Taft

office Paco,

Mr.

James

the National inc.

only_n

the

corner

a public two

1977

Roberson,

Market

Vendors

(NAMVESCO).

it was

pa_dacan

Quirino

the

of

Community

that

and

1980

market,

adjacent is just

Highway

and

Soriano

markets ' while a 5_

credit

vendors

the market

within

President

Kalaw

was

market-based

in

in Malate

in September

and

market,

the

a

panda_an

to lO-minute

ride

cooperatives,

the

from

markets.

designated

barangays

help of

Coope-

Cooperative.

St.

a market

interest

Development

Cred_t_COoperative

at

the

Zamora

as

It

Inc.

operations

Federation,

market_

market

The

of

located

nlarket,

their

officer

Paco-Soriano

private

started

the

Inc..

Market

formal

and

Service

Development,

by

Paco-Soriano-Pandacan

15 inc_rp0rators the

paco

Development_Cooperative,

Metro

area the

of

Paco

Ermita, Quirino Avenue, is located Manila.

association

wanting

to

PSPDCI advance

place.

operation and

are

Pandacan

specifically Avenue, and at

nelghbouring

districts _hose

Roxas

United 1155

the

and

areas

bounded

Boulevard,

Nations Josefa

Avenue. Llanes

some

T.

M. Its

Escoda


Membership also

does

empioy'ees

provided set

and

that

by

the

they

to

pass

the

best

various

any

only

include

member

of

the

to

diversity have

sectors.

of

a board

Thus,

the

Panda_an

and

community

market

sectors.of

its

of

loan

tionship

between

faced

as

it

was

representinK of

market,

the

board

Soriano

- representing

are

market, four

growth

the

paco

for

_.

the

1979-1980

significant

time

and

of

1978_

deposits and

officers

(4)

Cooperative

the

of

to

the for

a problem impose

'CooperatiVe

members.

The

favoFable

the

a

rela-

Cooperative

led

Cooperative.

among

Soriano

was

decided

wastheperiod

problems and

In

goodwill,

members

there

officials

_500,

and

and

operation_

the

of

trust

year

struggle of

of

steady

between

well,

membership.,

members

paco

of

Hence,

deposits

up

The

year

ceiling

savings

the

the

first

funds.

building

to

as

theCooperatlve.

During

opened

but

membership

directors

fifteen

from

uniform

vendors

community for

the of

elected

lack

the

requirements

representatives

of

market

Cooperative.

Owing thought

not

when

its

market

the

officers. groups

leadership

CoOperative Factionalism

intensified.

culminated

in

a

The threat

• .

mass

resignation

officers

feared

lead

the

Credit PSPDCI

to

that

the

establishment

Cooperative and

from

affect

which all

the

the

Soriano

division of could more

an

of

market the

two

exclusive

eventually the

operation

group.

The

groups Soriano

compete of

might Market

with the

the

present


31 Cooperative.

Arrangements

planned. of

The

reconciliation

factionalism

in

this

the

Group,

and,also

because

of

larger

membership.

problem

The

for

of

a period

relatives

of

hit

the

collector

the

some

two

in their

officers

of

deposits.

This

September the

1985.

JPandacan

PSPDCI.

a Pandacan

What

incident

Market

members

and

1984

the

Soriano

led

for

when

about

Fortunately,

is noteworthy,

cooperative

divert

which

to

in

commi%ted

resulted

trust

of

in

incident

members'

8treet_

Cooperative

to pay

basis.

establishment

to

It was

done

Paco

promised

on a staggered

withdrawal

This

the

anomalies

years.

collector

was

of the

able

problem

Cooperative

Zamora

Cooperative

was

almost

bi_

the

the

This

between

the

unearthed

collector.

at

then

background. of

Cooperative. tension

were but

in the

vendors,

the

committee

successful

officers

of diffusing

audit

was hanging

market

of the

Another

reconciliation

the

Pandacan

members

hope

still

atmospherethat

invited become

was

for

the

may

by

a

_137,000 one

of the

amount

in the

to a

the

lost loss

of

significant

have

led

to the

Credit

Cooperative

in

though,

is

of

are

also

that

members

most of

the


32 • As

of

the

present_

the

composition

of

membership

follows:

No.

E_nployees Paco

are

and

Community

based

members

vendors

Soriano

vendors

Pandacan

vendors

%

-

24

2%

-

720

60%

-

240

20%

-

216

18%

i_200

Note•

that

the

percent

of

rative

discourages

community-based

thetotal

difficulty

in

Aside

membership.

loan

from

100%

comprise

is

only

because

this

the

sector

2

Coope-

due

to

the

collection.

lending

Cooperative

also

free

consultation.

extend

This

membership

from

medical

members

as

offers

educational

and

saving

facilities_

appliance-on-credit In

the

scholarships

near

to

the

services future_

it

deserving

and

hopes

to

children

_f

members.

3.

Central

Market

The

Development

Central

(CMDCI)

is

ratives

organized

cials tive

of is

the the

organized office their

one

in at

own

Cooperative,

Market of

the in

cooperative first the

1215 office

P.

DeveloPment

pioneering the

Cooperativei

philippines. claimed

country. Guevarra

(CMDCI)

market-based

market-based

building

Inc.

their

credit At

and

total

fact,

the

Sta.

credit

ever

Manila. of

offi-

coopera-

Cooperative

Cruz,

resources

coopesome

cooperative

present_

Street_

credit

In

that

Inc.

about

to

be

holds With _13.5


33

million_ role

the

in

the

officers

and

development

of

particularly

The when

in

history

a

handful

Vendors

out

of

membership

of of

alternative 15

Central

Market

rative

the

the

of

Unfortunately, its

first

with

a

was

the

ket. tive

(CAO)

Cooperative.

was

revitalized It

only and

was

only

was

in

was

1973

then,

to

1968 Market

a

provide

credit

at

known

the

a

better

that

time.

who

were

members

June

then

with 12,

stall

as

the

i968,

the

Coopewith

that to

too,

in

the left

to

1972.

arranged a

an

by

embark

confronted The

issue

Central the

some

Mar-

Coopera-

Instead,

a

members

of

retrogression.

the

credit

function that

to

were

issue

1968

indeed

about

attention, fees

this

was

was

vendors

immediate

from

able

on

to

strengthen

registered

market

operation

in

Manila.

Central

popular

the

with

This

and

Cooperative

increase

of

back

to

the

inactive

type

their

_3,050.

needed

preoccupation

virtually

It

tive.

that

planned

The

paluwagan the

Office

of

forming

Cooperative, was

when

of

founding

Union,

operation,

problem

the

of

traced

sharks

50

showing

district

United

association

UCMVA,

capitalization

be

the

loan

in

area.

thought

and

Credit

Cruz

can

of

pride

association

market

Administration

initial

CMDCI

vendors'

incorporators members

Market

officers

of

to

mostly

on

the

take Sta.

(UCMVA)

the

bond

the

Central

Association

union

With

the

staff

the

as

cooperative a

credit

cooperative

was

cooperawas

able


,34 to

lend

who

to

its

readily

members.

Withdedicated

rendered

without

any

their

officers

services

•remuneration,

to

the

and

the

staff

Cooperative

Cooperative•

steadily

progressed.

On with

19

the

Central

March

Bureau

Market

name

to

comply

]975, of

with

National

Cooperative

Cooperatives

Credit

Central

the

Development

Cooperative

•, Inc.

Market•Development

the

agreement

Market

re-registered (BCOD)

It

then

as

the

changed

its

Cooperative,

among

Vendors

was.

the

Inc.

affiliates

Cooperative

of

Service

to the

Federation

(NAMVESCO).

From only the

1968

within

to

the

designated

1975_

the

Central area

designated

Market

of

area

area.

operation

of

But

was

operation

starting

expanded

to

in

was 1976,

include

the

[

area.

bounded

Oroquieta This

Quezon

Street,

was

expand

by

Bambang

intended

membership

However, Cooperative the

Central

percent

come

from

The those

engaged

operation,,.

in

the

the

and scope

bigger

Recto

Avenue,

Andalucia of

area

ineffective

Market

Boulevard,

Cooperative

be

the

M.

Street.

operation

and

to

cooperative.

of

to

C.

Street,

widen

the

despite seems

Quezon

to

of

outside

along

Boulevard

area.

Central and

accepts business

in Out

Market,

S percent

of

operation,

attracting of

800

i percent • from

other

the vendors

members, from

96

_ those

areas.

membership•application

only

for

within

area

of

the

designated


35

At funds. future

present,

the

It

to

hopes

by

offering

maturities.

4.

Loan

Divisoria

L

._

The Manila

by

Traders

and

Mindanao

through

Bay

Divisoria

known

to

as have

the

only

and

its

suburbs.

When

namely:

Rada,

Luzon

wholesale since

•after

World

War

If.

the

well

EsterG

are

in

as

are

being

its

include and

in

days.

public

privately

de

market

Metro

retailing. supplied

the

Visayas

port

of

capacity the three

1925_

and Manila

that

to

Unlike were

wa_

it

is

time,

servicing

additional

and

it but

it

Manila

absorb

Divisoria

Bilbao. owned

Binondo,

At

market

transactions, to

it.

(DTDC_

well

the

,

its

into

markets

as

longer

expand

_c.

as

near

with

capital

the

and

Spanish

reached

Assuncion,

markets

as

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located.

a major

three

of

excess

in

to

more

Harbor

near

these

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commodities

located

expanded

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closely

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out

wholesaling

government-owned

in was

is

with

funds

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is

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increase complex

the

existed

was

also

other of

itself

types

channeling

in

provinces

established

diverse

market

engaged

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vegetables,

where

lend

by

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different

finds

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Program

actively

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fully more

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the market

markets. Divisoria, established


3B Along Textile

Market

dilapidated rally

occupants

are

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room

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since

it

began

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been

guita." forge

to

their of

rental members, opposed.

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legal

fees.

of

general

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second

also

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through

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floor

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shop in

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early

as occu-

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the

years.

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floor

existence

building sa of

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hand

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Sampawas ' to

occupants

advancing

an

known

ng

association

building

of

council much

planned

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association

that

was

proposed the

for

their

to

to

the

increase

increase to

of

the

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the and in

pass,

rents the

in

the

rents

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1974 by

increase

sought

proposed active

when

such

association

oppose

dedication

came

tested

consequence

operations,

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the

the

view

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interests.

building

percent.

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grown

room

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of

owner

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workinghand

business

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mga

among

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primary

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ng

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floor

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concrete

bars.

floor. and

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groceries,

Lawyers.

occupying

DTDCIhas

association the

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theground

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lies

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mostly

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DTDCI

DTDCi

help

building.

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pies

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textile/garment and

as

M.

building.

chandise,

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C.

the

increase support

was

by

in the

successfully

association

became


37 dormant

for

ther.

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put

to

of

forming

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waste

bers.

if a

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was

Aproniano

was

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about

began

formal

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and

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able

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membership

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bership

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as

engaged 3 percent_

employees, total

designated

etc.

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stallholders, area

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for

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with

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by

Mr.

Lorenzo

of

Atty. with

Santos. BCOD

and

campaign, and

in

and

percent¢

membership

is

vendors, of

the

did

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area.

received

their

quest

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its

about

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venbank

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professionals

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stallholders

professionals,

only

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of

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composition

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operation

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percent,

2

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stallholders.

membership

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of

membership

occupants

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mem-

officers

for

within

present,

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of

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persevered

follows: in

one

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idea

saw

their

everybody

campaign

the

thought

headed

registered

operation

starting

to

no

Mr.

the

professionals

open

Jr.

be

a cooperative.

of

DTDCI

would

1979.

In

between

help

toge-.

association's

time_

campaigning

building.

that

association

concretize

basis

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group

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forming

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the

year

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1978

members)

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larger

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group

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composed

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bind

the

Atty.

them

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Cruz,

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potentials

cooperative

only

CMDCI,

issues

disbanded,

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the

concrete

Unfortunately)

expertise

the

lack

in

of the


38

tive

In

order

in

the

can

rests.

were

made

given

meeting

done

Although is

tive the

in

haps than

getting

due the

are credits

members

to

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City the

pool

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that

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of

Navotas

with

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the

attractive

general

area,

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far

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located.

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in

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to

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on the

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busi-

extending

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plan Or

the _s

office

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is

located

the

west

city

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credit

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the vicinity

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purchase

bounded

from

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Credit

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to

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of

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business

operation

other

officers

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municipality

of

stallholders

resources

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town

cash

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Central

Manila.

of In

Malabon

of

from

presence

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published

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during

area

where

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and

cooperativism

raffles

members

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of

operation,

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offering

of

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year.

a

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nessmen trade

to

designated

the

further

years

frequent

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to

principles to

early

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away

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information

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were

rative

be

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seminars_

bly

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this

prizes

disseminate

area,

newsletters how

to

of

north and

(MCMCCI)

of

southwest

Caloocan

on

the by the


89 southeast.

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town

of

Valenzuela

limits

its

northern

and

.

northeastern

side.

Malabon a

total

is a coastal

land

annual

area

income

the

Metro

for

its

its

fish

trading

while,the

real

activity

with

twenty-two

Malabon

estimated

for

1983

among

the

of

revenue.

only

eight

with

was towns

Klthough

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storage

and

and

in

the

are

in

the

service

communication

[

wholesal@

and

canning

sector

(6_),

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and

total

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followed

(8_)

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in manufacturing,

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business.

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percent

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trade

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(22_).

three

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public

markets

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(3)

three

markets.

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actually

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in Malahon,

fifty-eight

private

are

estate

for

activity,

majority

processing.

cing,

Malabon began

was

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was With

officials

with

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Market

Credit

an association

to promote

association

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five

in terms

mouth

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municipality

area

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transportation,,

tion_

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business Malabon

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James

Market

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a Credit

Roberson_

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of its members.

strengthening

forming

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cooperative. the

MCMCCI

was


formed•

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with

incorporators

15

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formally

started and

cooperative

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incorporators

employees

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area

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operation

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of

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of

Malabon.

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the

heavily

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done About the

other

declared

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colluded

with

some

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is

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of

the

municipal

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members

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operation,

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and

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some

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deposits

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in

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funds

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was

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year,

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members.

operations to

was

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But

investigation

redeemed

massive of

in

of

funds

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collectors

full

confession

during

resignation suspend

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longer

resulted

some

officers

diverted

incurred

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went•on

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losses

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of

half

and

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of

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cooperative

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discovered

half

as

capital and

of

voluntary•services

of•the

resulted

one-

the

of

was

amount which

the

1977

staff.

operation

1985,

of

are

September

paid-in

government

year

on

in

stallholders

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first

a

However,

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with were

Malabon.

while

operation

members.

started

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municipality

its

for

of

The three•days

time

to

savings

officers to

explain

and

arrest to

the


41

members

the

cantly to

whole'situation.

depleted

borrow

Service

the

from

funds

the

Federation,

The of

the

National

mass

resignation

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signifi-

leading

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Inc. (NAMVESCO)

to

augment

and:hard

work,

the

officers

back

trust

them

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working

capital.

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patience

able

to

win

through

a spirited

anomaly

and

fully

of

:information

the hiring

evaluate

Early

the

1987

books

saw

theCooperative

their to

new

expand

zation

set its

ness

and

members medical

6.

its

other who

need

districts

the

East,

the

North

to the

renewed

loan

members;

immediately ceiling

the

towns

is

for

planning capitali-

loans

for

the

for

the

and

busi-

consumploans

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and

is _5,000.

of

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town

for

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town

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West,

Cainta

the:

hospitalization

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by the the

for

andemergency

constitute

of

of members

loans

for emergency

I)evelopment

on

to

deposits

increasing

providential

cash

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firm

in Savings

productive

of members;

bounded

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program.

needs

districts

mainly

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trust

by

staff

clarify

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perhaps

grants

are

of the

o@ing

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Quezon and

accounts

to

accounting

increase

Vendors (MVDCI)

Fourteen These

of

The

'members

meant

a competent

officers.

expenses.

Marikina

drive

steady

appliance

of

their

the

Cooperative

needs

tion

of

of

of

operations,

on its

The

the

and

of

Marikina.

mountain_

on

San

on

the

Mateo South.


42 Marikina majority and

covers

of

which

commercial

of

ranks

land

with

the

while

of

of

the

size

,hectares, Industrial

a considerable

portion

the

MVDCI is

among

the

fourteen

Parang

Concepcion

ranks

ranks

town.

the

Philippines."

total

labor

first

second

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with

with

is

are

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is well

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force

located, districts

shoemaking_,

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town's

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where

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of

areas.

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district

population

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residential

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inhabitantsy

industry

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account

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area.

in

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land

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third

total

consist

areas

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a

the

major

known

as

(44)

the

Percent

employed

in the

predominant

in

footwear

industry.

However, as

its

than

manufacturing

industry

industry

Elena,

it

profile that

being

is not indicates.

dominates

the

center

the

Sta.

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where

activity

consumers

buy

Elena rather

of

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their

basic

needs.

The public

Sta. market

basically

of

Public

Market

in the

entire

Marikina

three

lowing

sections:

goods,

(4)

currently

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major (I) wet

fruits

inoperative

and

buildings section,

vegetables,

slaughterhouse.

is

the area.

subdivided (2) (5)

only

existing

It

consists

into

grocery, rlce,

and

the (3) (6)

foldry the


43 The very

physical

poor.

The

vicinities the

are

market

the

goers.

Also,

ducted 636

by

the

whose

looking

rainy

are

water

inside

systems

are

walls

unsafe

low_

is not

relatively

market

season.

classified

either

as

fixed

According

to a study

government

in

there

and

and

to

vendors.

stallowners

Vendors

started sole

as

out

purpose

to come

want

small

up

to air

group_

desire

1400

1986,

ambulant

of

vendors

with

assistance

in

place

their

tackle.

The

full-pledged

a unified

are

con-

vendors

about

in

of work

members.

the

early

bond

for

was

handle members

was

organized

among

any

Department

(DLGCD)

organization.

lent

From out

that

can

day-to-day

1975

of Local

that

of

the

provide problems

individually

valuable

vendors

grievances

formed

in May

Inc.

association

officials.

which

The

Development

Cooperative's

the

an organization

as wellas

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Community

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cooperative

have

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voice

government

credit to

market

to strengthen

to local

the

Development

as a small was

financial

the

market

municipal

Marikina

(MVDCl)

and

the

surrounding

foundation,

being

is

market.

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they

during

whole,

ventilation

and

thus

a,

and_its

corner

area,

as

The

Sewage

repair,

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registered

public

so

or

buildings

poor.

the

market,,

dilapidated.

the market

in

the

buildings'

need

floods

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of major

and

and badly

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old

very

ceilings

from

three

is

inadequate,

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condition

cannot with

250

Government support

to


44

The

Cooperative

started

its

formal

capitalization ration

a

the

only present

1984

was

had

' be

and

lack

following

The

Cooperative

Mrs. of

of

•years

of

hence and

1975

its

ope-

herself

acted

Cooperative.

was

and

Initial

began who

transferred

loan

was

members

to

to

savings

open

members

meet

It

was

to

its

the

also

fail.

This

perception

failures

in

setting

up

credit

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the

staff

to

area,

even to

through confidence

win

the

trust

without

pull the

perseverance

of factors

the

and

proper

through

years.

and

was was

confidence

of of

registered

manager_

market

contributing

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cited

to

success:

area.

officers in

Cooperative

favorable

the

the

was

previous

people

winning

vendors, its

percepand

the

the

poor

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upon

the

a

in

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initial

in

of

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unstable,

cooperative

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patience

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the

remuneration,

and

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of

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traced

functions

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repaymen't

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partially

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a

due

build-

limited

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minimum

deposit

and

were

with

primarily

about•the

that

the•capital

releases

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was

benefits,

members

operation,

synchronized

problem

potential

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primary

the

10, year.

Calilung,

Cooperative

,of enthusiasm

knowledge its

early

scheduled

of

obligat_ion

able

December

the

Treasurer the

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enthusiasm

tion

by

slow•and

collection.

and

and that

its

quite

to

This

owned

on

location.

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_17,000.

store

Manager

in,

registered

operation

was

in

as

was

and the wan

growth t_ust

and

following

as

i)

an

inten-


45

sive

education

existing can

program

to

make

aware

of

%he

members

offer;

tion

and

made

doubts

by

2)

a detaiied

potential benefits

book

readily

available

members

on

that

of

to

the

members a

accounts

members

well

as

_ooperative on

to

financial

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opera-

eliminate

operation

any of

the

Cooperative.

At

present,

operation

of

possible to

may

'lead

in

the

to

vendors.

a possible

The their

Cooperative_

U.P. the

_i,500.00.

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as was

subscribed P5.00

per

the

share.

on

shares The

the This

unaffordable

the

Cooperative

soon so

_s

began

August

17,

Exchange

be

heard

by

to

arrive

at

as

the in

paid-in

its 1949.

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of

(UPCCI)

and

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of

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fees

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considered

member-stallholders

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to

the

developers.

concerned

beneficial

in

conversion

stall

matter

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private

of

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Credit

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organization

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manager

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the,

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capital

amount

formal It

was

under ACt., Union, was was


46 Fifteen credit

union.

College U.P.

persons

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composed

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(5)

Medicine

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of

them

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incorporators

of

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were

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as

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service

funds

it

had.

its

members At

effec-

first,

it


47

accepted start

only

savings

offerlng

During

time

its

lem

encountered

the

strong

granted

and

was

on

took

the

lower

to

of

lack

_ts

than

of

the

two

the

operating

1970s

did

foremost

capital

some

to

instances,

amount must

days.

the

it

members.

In

deposit

in

operation_

credit.

savings

one

Only to

years

for

loan

withdrawal

deposits

early

demand a

deposit.

This

was

about

by

Moreover_

madewith a big

service

borrowers

requested.

be

prob-

prior

notice

inconvenience

to

depositors.

The credit tion

problem

union

could

to

mobilize

community.

This

I.

be

the per

traced

the was

Management's capital

due

poor

minimum share,

very

The

low

to

the

deposit

for

fixed

of

affluent

the

organiza-

groups

a vigorous

For

retention

borrower-dominated

in

the

following: of

the

a

failure

the

pursuance

required and

the

of

scheme.

granted)

was

to

savings

build-up

loans

2.

brought

example, was

only

amount

deposit

in

every

effective

the

_60.00

(i.e.,

on

and

at

1960s, _i0.00

deduction loan

on

granted

insignificant.

savings

deposit

rates,

as

a

consequence

of

an

i

artificially potential

3.

low savers

The

inconvenience

ther

discouraged

loan of

rates,

the

of

credit

effectively union.

withdrawing

potential

savers t

discouraged

savings of

the

deposit credit

furunion.


48 In

the

1970s,

mobilization scheme.

The

tion

for

the

deposit

bank

rates.

through mined tion

to for

On the

deposit

April

ii, of

was

also

supportive

deposit to

to

and

even

and

boost

the

retenAlso,

competitive

during

staffs

without

build-up

capital.

it

survive

officers

the

that

it

build

Aside

active

its its

with

those

who

times

were

proper

deter-

remunera-

organization

was

registered

Development

(BCOD)

under

changed

its

name

to

with P.

U.P.

D_

Credit

own

building.

savings

Cooperative

AssistanceBenefit, Aid

and

to

donate

from

its

staff,

members

and

theCooperative

the was

The

U.P.

Administration

the

land

where

the

was present

stands.

from

the

support

officers

enough

building

a

capital

to make

able

Cooperative

then

of

to

Appliance

raised

community

1975,

of

able

Mutual

fixed

savings

Inc.

dedication

Death

correct,the

services.

Because

bers,

of

to

a vigorous

adjusted

was

work the

their

were

were

union

hard

Cooperative,

was

required

serge

It

office

minimum

rates

Bureau

175.

through

credit the

tried

problem

fixed

The

management

Plan,

Loan reaction

borrowing

provides the

and

Program, to

and

the

the which excess

other

services

to

services

such

Retirement

Appliance was

Benefit Loan

started

liquidity

in

the as

Plan,

program.

the the The

December

experienced

mem-

1986, by

the


49

Cooperative.

The

salary

increases

tive

through

members,

a

the

folio

was

latest

Program

is

Confident

the

the

who,

about

of

membership employees

Diliman_

such

endorsement

Some may

of

in

by

the

savings

of

the

services

Cooperaby

servicing

Cooperative's

their

deposits. loan

port-

to

the

PNB

of

their

the

members

may

be

Diliman

campus.

reviewed

by

the

be

not

present

U.P.

and

office

this

that

the

Cooperative

"sold,

others. are: and Diliman non-U.P,

outside iS

compriThe

but

also

community

long-run.

branches policy

help

Planters

head;

the _.P.

to

U.P.

employees

in

to

Diliman.

employees

(Republic

felt

service

cash,

in

RPB

within

to

members

the

non-U.P,

1987.

a discount.

employees

employees,

the

Advance

program

within and

reassigned

funds

i#956

only

by

September

immediate at

U.P.

monitoring

Thus,

the

about

Cooperative

of

of

enough

for

respective

must

a problem

need

operating

membership

of

than

has

total

the

week

moneylenders

posts

operation

offered Cash

launched

the

of

by

officers pose

as

Bureau for

of

felt

the

first

more

includes

non-U.P,

ditions

is

Cooperative

half

employees,

the

management

cheques

the

to

on

because

salary

base

administration's

Cost-of-Living-Allowance

there

program,

present

was

costs

diversify

began

that

Today, sing

the

addition

which

their

Angara

increase

increasing to

the

employees

siEnificant

need

Cooperative

members

U.P.

of

felt.

The

the

to

thus,

Hence,

impact

being

administration.

in Bank)

The

con-

(i) (2)

an

their

campus. members Non-U.P. of

U.P.

seriously


5O On only

the

whole,

problem

the

UPCCI

encountered

at

mobilized

over

loans

servicing

deposits.

their

operations

plans

include

program,

of

ment

Benefit

8.

Far

The

Plan

men

school when

sity

Eastern

was

an

maturity

the

founded

college,

to

tive,

Inc.,

many

culty

in

meeting

varied

forms

tuition

fees,

dependents,

lure

and

the

a

their as

other

downpayments

of

as

the

such

advances

in

school,

were

FEU

medical school for

usually

moneylenders.

Some

loans,

and

asthe

Retire-

It

in

grade

school.

FEU

and

employees

purchases resorted

to.

Majority

The

univer-

Cooperadiffi-

came the

appliances,

of

and etc,

succumbed

those

in

family,

children

Some

in

levels,

had

in

their of

only

which

death of

was

Credit

problems bills,

Manila.

three

the

needs

the

univer-

Boulevard,

programs

faculty

expand

Inc.

college.

of

financial

to

of

scholarship

a university.

and

burden

a non-sectarlan

Quezon

as

savings

Plan.

in

establishment

of

for such

located

educational

high

the

is

The

portfolio.

educational

Benefit

1919

of

the

Cooperative,

incorporated

standard

loan

programs

Death

excess

planned

period

University

women

was

offers

Prior

the

of

benefit

and

and

it

namely:

Salary

the

officials their

initiation

existing

Far

for

1933

diversify

the

smoothly.

increasing

Eastern UniversityCredit (FEUCCI)

The sity

the

the

running is

thus

Hence, and

been

present

granted,

increasing

expansion

has

who

to were


51 frequently rank

and

in financial

the

of

Reyes,

then

duals

as

its

main

the

FEU

28,

1963.

the

the

frequency

savings

plight

of

the

with

the

the

stewardship

task

of

managing

for

some

terms

As

some

President

wants

he

of

lent

their

Cooperative.

i

so

lacked

funds,

funds.

Also, of

much

gets"

he

was

that

Mr.

Reyes,

readily

some

was

FEU to

Mutual boost

to•ok

as

its

substantial

it:

"What and

the

faculties to

supportive

supplemented•it

Cooperative

serving

when

August

actively

officers

times,

as

members, on

made

very

and

lending

founding

put

• Mr.

credit

and

by

due

indivi-

wholeheartedly

Reyes

the

a

who

Cooperative

so

sign,

established

members

at

up

50

Cooperative

and

Mr.

directed

the

Inc.

expertise

so

he

about

the

to

earnings,

with

founding

Indeed,

Cooperative

members

the

had

several

putting

savings,

of

he

perhaps

consulted

of

Cooperative,

Under

constituents,

advances

FEU,

Thus,

progress.

the

salary of

functions.

FEU

his

possibility

corporation

Credit

of

the

President to

Chairman

be

from

file.

Aware to

trouble were those coming

the

the of

the

Cooperative

with

his

personal

Assistance

Group

the•capitalization

to of

latter.

The

area

of

operation

Dr.

Nicanor

Reyes,

the

FEUCCI

is

building.

at

St. the

of

the

Medical ground

Cooperative Foundation.

floor

of

the

is

the

The

FEU

and

office

of

administrative


$2 With

the

staunchest of

the

officers of

and

Cooperative,

3)

Medical

to

the

come cent,

staff_

the

its

2)

Foundation;

faculty

and

FEU

and

distribution

of

45

and

from

about I)

Mutual

FEU

ConInc.

Assistance.

membership,

12

personnel;

percent,

a

980

Cooperative_

administrative

members;

the

dedication

of

namely:

FEU

be

expanded

Housing

4)

to

the

membership

associations

and

proved

Cooperative

present

Inc.;

management

who

Cooperative,

member

percentage

from

President,

the

to

four

sumers

the

of

members

includes

FEU

of

supporter

handful which

help

rank

As

percent 43

per-

and

file

personnel.

9..

DSE_(CBP)

Kilusang_Bayan (DS_ (CBP) KBCI)

In

nutshell,

a

located

at

fiscal

Mabini

agent,

manages

and

reserves

as

administers

financial

keeps

custod_

well

the

in

order

to

of

Bank

Manila,

is

advicer of

with

the

Operation, Research,

CBP

five

Domestic

PhilipPines,

and

a

banker,

Government.

It

international supervises

regulates

and credit

economy.

greater

and

the

It

planning,

has

the

considered

issues.

the

facilitate

of

country's

system

of

r Inc.

of

the

currency

needs

Credit

Central

financial

programs

effectiveness,

Examination,

as

the to

national

Street,

and

according

cution

the

For

Coordination

efficiency, functional operation,

Administrative

and

economy, sectors: Supervision

management.

exeand

Interand


58

Within

each

sector,

all

closely regrouped

activities

are

identified

and

categories

and

integrated

into

offices

to

simplify

operations.

The tor

eliminate

where

the

supervision

DSE

and

including

assure

observance

vision ners

and and

tions

of

in

sector's

of

Article

IV,

CBP

from

SES

Charter.

SES

organized

nient

source

of

In

(CBP)

KB 'for

credit,

are

incorporators but

also

1965, as

the

start-up

was

not

is came

Cooperative

began put

up

the

and

bank

examilimita-

supervision

restriction Act the

need

No.

personnel of

spirlt The

that aim

a

is 265 of

:the , DSE

incorporators.

by

needs

In with

conve-

set

credit

members.

operations

super-

,

satisfythe

its by

,

the

this

among

to

the

strict

th'eir

about.

onlyto

toencouragesavings

capital

under

Republic

fill

in

order

rules

is

of'thiS_

to

it

the

This

of

view

themselves

Inc.

institu-

and

(

credit,

banking in

the

Board.

,

the

ail

under

27

sec-

with

reasons.

Section

the

to

charged

function

banks

ethical

(SES),

institutions,

the

and and

institutions

Monetary

•

is

laws,

banking of

borrow

of

primary

of

because

the

the

functional

overlapping,

Sector

credit

by

major

and

departments

originated,

pertinent

personnel

to

and

examination

examination

other

primarily

creating

KBCI

government

the

not

found

(CBP)

promulgated

Because

by

Examination

periodic

tions,

regulations

and

services

specialized

duplication

Supervision

related

only

t_e of

December _2_2_:0


54

Foremost of

during

organization

officials

were

and in

all

were

needing

shape the

and

extra

staff

personnel

to

procedures,

and

efforts

in

Despite

were

strengthened

who

join

DSE was

doubted top

the

the

manage-

cooperative

tasks.

keeping

encountered,

the There

Involving

of

had

the

collection,

for

process. of

While the

programmed the

with

CB

form

more

at

first,

management

of

order

books

not

to

problems

the

cooperative's made

and

performing

the

and

Bank the

less

600

loans oh

records, duties

conflict

that

more

the

-with

officers

policies

effective

the to

to

800

to

an

make and

make

pay-envelope

Governor.

came

took

through

It preparation

receipts.

part got

deduction,

was

the

an

tedious

of

receipts

with

to

get

the

of

the

IBM

concession arrangement

approval

a

of

collection

failed

nevertheless

had

problem

arrangement

collection

which

the

smooth

Cooperative

s it

department

weekly

how

granted

organized

deduction

the

cash

involved than

of

a

payroll

the

Central

expansion specifically

management

in

DSE

problems

start,

movement.

goals.

problems and

the

years.

With

nod

also

were

the

the

among

other

duties.

staff

to

formidable

system

At

cooperative

themselves

official and

the

encouraging

maintaining

operations

operations.

indifference of

There

early

unsympathetic

and

feasibility ment

and

were

cynicism

its

of

process averaging

the that no


5

For

more

than

a decade,

smoothly

until

1979

deduction

after

noting

internal

control

The

action

operations. cash

It

flows

President single

nor

for

The

tie-up The

a problem

the

This

approval the

lutionlZed

the

ope_aziionSr

cient

collection

tive

t__expand

in regional

of

loan

as

to

the

its

it

the

such

Overall

in

the

as

The

the

biggest

the

They

Bank

Gover-

Governor

gave

implementation

processing

center

EDPC

formalized

system

o nl_y-ln

other

of has

possible enabling

thru

(EDPC)

procedures

made

his

--

Licaros the

has

the

disarray

Central

receivables_ not

a snag

cooperative.

collection _nd

membership

offices

the

with

d_

to

on

Cooperative-

then'Governor

cooperative

c_mputeriz_tion

of

Data

by

_on

into

the

time_

directed

Electronic

went

stop

in

threw

of

request

and

a

effects

considered

deduction.

of

that

existence

earlier

pu%

resulted

management

the

ion_method

CB.

Cooperative

approval

system.

CB.

Auditor

to

with

the

CB

threat

linkage

and

of

the

immediate

flaws the

the

colleet

Auditor

of

of

payroll

CB

system

fund

their

%he

some

was

and

reiterated

when

the

revo-

the the

the

effi-

coopera-

departments

but

well. {

Aside laws tion_

of

the and

committees efficient_ expanding

from

the

usual

commiZtees

coope_ative_namely: education to

and

' credit,

committee,

make

the to

membership.

the

operations

fully The

specified

service

in

supervisory,

Board_created of

the

the

additional

the

by _ elec-

six

other

Oooperative

need

of

its

cDmmittees

more rapidly are

as


56 follows:

Credit

Committee

on

personnel

Committee

on

ExternalAffairs;

Affairs., the

Policy

function

of

is

appropriate ration

and

the

to

policies

a on

and

The ween

viability

members

rights

s,tudy

's

Legal

rates,

Affairs,

on

to

as

distinction and

an

in those

is

primary the

into

Board

conside-

position

cooperative

Internal

,whose

taking

competitive

special

is•noteworthy

Committee

voting.rights

states

What

and.recommend

interest

made,a

with

which

Policy

of, the

Cooperative

on

a.n.d..the Committee

Credit

make

Damayan,.

Committee

Complaints.

the,, Cooperative

banks,

Samahang

Affafrs,

•Accounting

creation

Committee,

vis-a-vis

organization.

its

By-Laws

with

no

betvoting

that: d

_'For purposes of these by-laws, the term "member" shall refer to an employee whose application for mem_bership has been. duly approved and who has subscribed and paid for common stock. Holders of preferred shares shall be considered as investors: Provided,. that they-Shall assume the same duties and responsibilitles.and enjoy the same. rights and privileges as those of m.embers,_ except the right to vote and be voted upon." ,

Holders outside This

SES is

policy" from

of

of

preferred common

the

other

shares with

maintain

are

common

mainly

•stock

Also,

or

applications

discourage

than

holders

holders,

SES.

A

indicates or

from

are

SES. personnel's

Cooperative,.

membership share

stock

those

to

to•limit

sectors

sition

while•

done

management

preferred

of

is

investors,_

an

for

estimate that

the

control

there

rough

from

_ect.ors

70 and

• on

of

the

"unwritten _membership the

percent 30

SES.

percent

compoare are


57 At

present,

the

smoothly

in

sailing problem

of

quency

can

loan be

officers its

three

is

on

Member-borrower

2.

Insufficient

take

3.

When

members

are

out

With

(I)

(2)

above,

and

temporarily

borrower

to

provided

that

amount

on

One

is

to

monitoring

In expand of

10.

solution arm

of

the its

by

the

office

PLDT

Employees

The

history

started the

General

(PLDT) •

in

Cooperative or

to

to

on

pay

to

ways

cannot

help

but

by

the

amortizations

burden in

the to

the the

third

minimize

strengthen

the

linkages

future, to

handles

of

with

borrower, future

any

reason,

the

the

problem.

Cooperative's the

personnel

Manilawith came and

the

Cooperative

accommodate

the

plans

expanding

to

volume

daily.

Cooperative.

the

dates

Telephone

delin-

CBP.

Credit

company

the

establishing

space

it

country.

regard

is

loan

usual

pay;

the

find

immediate

transaction

Company

of

trying

of

the

and

promises With

possible

department

of

arrears.

Cooperative

pay;

financial

he/she

Course,

problem

without

deductions

the

of

generally

reasons:

leave

home

salary

ease

The

to

Cooperative

with,

delinquency.

traced

the

operation

I.

stop

find

Philippine

back

to

about into

i905 400

Filipino

Electronics

Inc.

Long when

(PECCI)

Distance telepho_ne

subscribers. hands

Telephone services The

_n

1967

Corporation

of

control

when New

the York,


58 which

had

previously

company, group

voluntarily

of

Filipino

managemen

t was

At ties

more

throughout

cipal

supplier

tance

telephone

located

in

terms

of

at

system

systems

of

to

employees

of

the

billion 160

of

themselves

among

themselves

the

rapidly the

increased

benefits

operation

of

that the

From its

December and

Oan

existing

is

entiIt in

the

prin-

long and

dis -

provides

institutions

of

the

country. 1984.

largest

Its

gross

The

entire

municipalities

traced

with with

to

About

a "paluwagan"

thrift

and

a

small

group,

offered_

back

Manila.

of

membership

it

58

telephones

together

be

into

value

need.

in

Intramuros_

organized

of

the

a

a

other

network.

PECCI

in

all

one

in

of

Philippines.

and

is

million,

PLDT

among

international

PLDT

the

Filipino

philippines,

cities

12.5

the

PLDT

and

the

favor

company

places.

assets_

beginnings

The

inaccessible

around

linked

times

of

in

yees

in

percent

93

entities

_16.2

of

The

the

largest

various

serves

population

in

corporations

stood

PLDT

services

domestic

to

otherwise

privately-owned assets

both

links

in

the

country.

services

communication

is

than the

of

1968.

Co.

in

of

businessmen.

in

PLDT

telephone

stocks

control and

initiated

the

operates

operation

controlling

relinquisked

fully

present,

and

the

industrialists

rendering

owns

held

when and

"paluwagan".

25

emplopromote

some

the

the

handful

%o

to have

other

a

funds

"paluwagan"

employees smooth

Later

on,

flow some

saw of PLDT


59 officials to

got

interested

formalize

union.

So,

with

organized from

their

in

each

member

beginning, with

a present

about

_50

monthly the

a_d

per

source

Recently,

of

PECCI

Universal-Re

still

As busy

the

Throughout

not

in

only

PLDT To

service

be

sent

it

is

communication within

needs

of

was

able

of

to the

the in

rapid

rate.

The

the

direct

Manila

still

mail.

viable

Manila other members.

T

branches

is

Makati,

well

as

were

space.

smoothly became

also

other

branches.

loan

application

Although

this

takes

more

the

office

efficientsince

the

PLDT

Co.

practice twice

However,

is a

to

week

visiting

it For

uses

PLDT

send to

and

popular

among

regional

in

at

Metro

employees

cooperative but

space

Makati,

and

the

office

ran

transactions

of

The

deposits

office

PECCI

as

of

personal

deduction.

its

new

employees

Outside

contributing

street,

the

the

Metro

each

an

interview,

years,

in

organization

fixed

purchase

Perea

PLDT-Makati

modest

an

salary their

that

growth.

to

things

facilities

Metro

employees

rapid

to

was

deduction

From

21_000,

to

the

through to

members

PECCI

salary

capital.

through

group credit

the

_5.00

about

its

date

members

compared self,

a

among

branches

of

core

full-pledged

progressed

month

organizing

progressed

its

Building,

of

a

its

management,

with

up

of

persuaded

into

PLDT

cooperative

_7OO

and

started

build

contribution

Manila.

of

membership

to

single

the

help

to

the

it

association

the

1958

in

may time Itthe

branches

Cooperative service

schedules

to

the other


60 PLDT

branches

are

not

demanded

by

members.

working

in

the

office the

t_me

just

far

is quite

In

case,

are

are

to

to Makati

Thus,

usual

spend

there

for

the

usual

is no need

of

and

them

with

in

PLDT

Cooperative

fixed

deposit

of

salary

channel

for

his/her

business

to the

savings

when

a member

working

accessibility

through

only

some

members

Fortunately,

coursed

is

done

to transact

for

_akati,

usually it

branch

Hence,

from

deduction.

this

to go

a problem.

services

just

and

PLDT-Espafia

cooperative.

branches

regular

to go

to Makati

to deposit.

Aside saving

from

the

facilities

benefits

are

retirement

of the

also

Benefit

_12.00,

a

are

to

For

is

from

the

death

in the

with

death

member's

a

and

retirement

The

a semi-monthly

covered

credit

and

its members.

contained

Plan.

member

derived

Cooperative,

offered

benefits

hensive

benefits

Compre-

contribution death

and

benefit

of of

_45,000.00.

A

member

who

reaches

his

seventh

is entitled

to a retirement

benefit.

time

after

his/her

year

ship,

a

PECCI_

member gets

_35,650.00 scheme Scheme

is

seventh who

resigns

a retirement

depending

on

principally

introduced

by

the

of

year

as PECCI

This

means

continuous

simultaneously

benefit

ranging

the

length

of his

the

same

U.P.

as

Credit

the

member

that

PECCI from

from

member-

PLDT

_4,600.00

membership. Retirement

Cooperative,

any-

and to This

Benefit Inc.


61 ,Aside

from

newly-occupied

office,,

services

in

of

rapidly

the

Also,: putting from

being

the up

Makati

the

very

• busy the

immediate

future

branches to improve

is

moment plan

to

w)lume looking

in PLDT its

the

officers

increasing

Cooperative

at

services.

to

the

computerize

facilitate

the,

of

transactions.

daily

into

offices

organizing

the

located

handling

possibility

of

in places

far


I I I.

ANALYSIS

OF THE

SAMPLE This

the

COOPERATIVE

Chapter

operation

of second

i.e.,

has

the

to

OF

i.

Membershi_

Poiic[

ten

THE

CCUs

Any

The credit for

for

legal

Any

a

person

of

income

(c)

A resident

(d)

Pledge

(e)

Complete

to

or

less

membership

person

age,

zlead of

COOPERATIVE

more

natural

of

(b)

sections.

•performance

TEN

have

Conditions

(a)

OF THE

first

discusses

unions

(CCUs),

the

past

the while

five

years,

1986.

OPERATIONS

ship.

PERFORMANCE

UNIONS

cooperative

their

A,

The

AND

CREDIT

two

sample

analyzes

1982

OPERATIONS

and

same

policies

as

is

with

UNIONS

the

are

who

CREDIT

on

member-

follows:

a citizen

capacity

of

to

the

contract

Philippines or

act

as

a

family. at

least

through

15

of

age

his

own

independent

in

the

area

working undertake the

years

the

of

with

means

work.

operation

responsibilities

prescribed

visible

of of

the

CCU.

membership.

pre-membership

education

program. (f)

In market employed of

the

Use

the

or

case

vendors in

anticipate

of

market-based

use

market-based

residing

private

to

within

andpublic CCUs

studied

the

CCUs, the

services

membership area

and

institutions. prefer

of

to

the

is a

CCU.

composed

few

Although limit

their

who

of are

majority membership


63 to

market

vendors,

membership

from

example, as

accepts

employees

limited is

of

the

case

only

to

based. as

note

that

guishes holders

are

holders

are

those

for

capital) as Aid

an

with

of

all

and

Plan.

CCUs

set

CCUs'

lending

habit

of

voting

Board

ten

CCUs),

at

the

to

must an

of

services months

facilities.

the

Death

above

offered before This

voting

in

be

the

amount

a new is

to

stock

share-

stock

share-

subject

to

considered

a

to

by

the

Plan

CCU.

inculcate

distin-

membership

a member

member

interesting

equal

Benefit

the

usually

KBCI

writing

pay

CCU

power.

To

dues; by

is

usually the

are

(CBP)

stipulated

the

which

Common

Directors.

1east

is

preferred

made

fees/contributions

payment

several

saving.

no

be

in

It

DSE

while

with

of

membership

power.

power

must

contribution

all

voting

a member-applicant

Upon to

of

investors

the

other

initial

entitled

terms

MCMCCI

employees.

PECCI.

only

such

while

institutions

and

CCUs,

applications

members

(_i0.00

UPCCI

For

institutions_

institution of

accept

operation.

firms;

CCUs_ the

some

of

private

government

branches of

area

business

of

sample

considered

approval

bonafide

case

in

Membership the

of

the

membership

other

employees

the

among

their

institution-based

the

in

stailholders;

from

municipal

Employees

included;

within

and

from

of

fixed

employees

banks

membership

In

to

institutions

DTDCI

accepts

especially

fee

one

share

CCU)

and is

such Mutual

already

However)

can

avail

upon

some of

the

members'the


64 A falls It

member due

is

the

also

and

the

to

participate obligation

or

Savings

interest

the

fiscal

time

or year

are

For subscription

types

earn

the

CCU.

participate

dependent

is

fixed

sources

to

of

of

in

CCU

MCMCCI,

and

in semi-

fixed

should

be

noted

that

account

in

CCU

if

has

deposit

requirement.

sactions

are

he

Fixed

done

through

through

salary

and stipulated

is

given

the

profits

are

the

fixed

of

the

i0

out three

time

CCUs

fixed deposits.

by at

the

the

realized

not

end by

deposits

sample

CCUs

offering

CCU. of the and offer time

FEUCCI.

PSO0.O0

It

his

as

subscription,

from

minimum

funds

The

MVDCI,

deposit

on

7

namely:

deposits_

deposits

1986J,

members.

deposits_

interest

highest

CCUs.

actively

of

attendance

of

savings

the

ba_ed

to

build-up

business.

and

ranging

and

capital

particularly

on

As

fixed

CCUs,

the

members

return

primary

deposits

three

deposits

deposits.

deposits

CCU,

capital_

time

The

savings

of

its

offer

share

and

The

the

in

on capital as it

Facilities

CCUs

deposits

CCU.

of

patronize

Deposit

The

has

to

activities

narsi:

2.

and

is obliged to pay the installment

the

to

deposit

_3,000.00.

DSE

cannot

fully

deposits

set

a (CBP)

minimum KBCI

requirement.

a member not

CCUs

paid and

open the

savings

a

savings

minimum

fixed

deposits

tran _

collectors,

in

the

case

of

market-based

deduction,

in

the

case

of

institutionr


65

3.

Lending

Only

Policies

members

facilities

of

(a)

the

Has

good

in CCU.

paid

amount

standing

A member

the

required

equal

to

(b)

in

good

share

in

the

of

standing

fee,

by

capital

the

is

who:

at

paid

the

lending

one

paid

capital,

stipulated

Participates

avail

membership

one

fees/contribution

can

least

all

an

Other

CCU;

build-up

through

regular

savings; (c)

_s

and

(d)

Has

not

violated

(e)

Has

attended

any

do

the

used. tion

Any shall

money

has

part

of

credit have

is their

unions

proceeds.

a ground used

completed

loan

not

a

loan

purpose

or

something

banks

flexibility

the

his/her

fixed

which

the

of

because with

the

then In

not

allow

regard

to

state

speci-

the

is

one

the

use

be

applicaIf

loan

the

shall

however,

loan

their

to

loan.

practices

this

they

borrow

the

include

seminar.

is

in

and

may

money

made

else_

Clearly_

CCU

shall

statement

do

by-laws;

A member

demandable. CCUs

CCU

prescribed

cancellation

activities. over

the

s for

for and

of

application

the

enforced.

of

targeting.

for

due

payment

provision

representation

become

greater

and

practise

been

policy

any

or

the

obligations;

However;

false be

in

other

purpose

immediately this

not

purpose.

fically

as

delinquent

deposit

CCUs for

not

monitoring

advantage borrowers of

the

of to loan


66 Types,of

Loan

Basically_

the

ten

CCUs

have

three

types

o_

loan,

namely: (a)

Productive

loans

which

ar_

intended

which

are

solely

for

business

purposes; (b)

Providential medical_

(c)

loans

consumption_

Emergency pated

loans needs

damages_ year

Loan

has

has

_

A member

may

among

member remaining

the

policy

loan

applications

Moreover,

who

entire

amount

for

I0

on

his

on

the such

refinanced before

his

new

old

It

the

purpose

his/her a

and on

paid

are

time.

(or

only

old

loan

new

loan.

the

deducted)

to

noted, suspend Usually_

low

once. has

80

The

be

funds.

given

to

that

should

of

a

he/she

percent

prerogative

allowed

given

loan

be

than

that

50

amortization will

typhoon

less

_rovided

availability

is

unantici-

_3_O00.00.

from

loan. has

of

to

loan

loan

manager

for

first

old

of the

refinancing

has

loan

and

for

maturity

_i_000.00

of

for

calamities9

(ranging

CCUs)

the

intended

has

a new

percentage

based

loan

member

_f

intended

purposes;

accidents_

ceiling

the

this

loans

loan

apply

proceed that

are

as

paying

balance

educational

The

the

hasbeen

however,

a

a certain

percent

from

such

Refinancin

paid

which

etc.

and

or

loans

priority. That

to

pay

is,

a

the


67 Loan

Restructurin_ It

has

liberal may

in

been

Observed

dealing

with

restructure

-schedule

books

Determination

maximum

that

ten

to

However,

there

valid

Capacity

lixed

deposits

use

of loan the

are

to be

loan

some

capacity

of borrower,

criteria

are

also

and

basic

computation

by

loan

do

make

the

is.

the

This

by

is based savings

records.

of the

as

is

member-borrower.

followed

the

so

computing

institution-based

salary of

in

CCUs

loan

to would

the

criteria

past

payment

to a member.

of

in market-based

and

of

it really

formulas

capacity

_ollowed

the monthly

reasons

than

granted

common

term

This

of member-borrower_

deposits

in the

different

be flexible

a new

Committee.

Loan

loan

included

has

of the

typical

addition,

he/she

delinquent

as

to

A member-borrower

on

less

amount

tend

loan

appear

CCUs

referred

CCUs

delinquency.

old

to bytheCredit

of CCUs

The

loan

his/her

provided

attested

that

The

all. on

and

the time

foregoing

CCUs,

but

member-borrower

capacity.

A

in is


68 A

typical

(All

i.

values

are

institution-based

One

(i)

loan

capacity

basic

Borrowing

Add:

A

MAXIMUM

salary

as

follows:

_3_000.00 2.000.00 1,500.00 5,000.00

Capacity

percentage borrowing

_i1_500.00

of total capacity (e.g.30_)

LOANABLE

3,450.00

AMOUNT

market-based

(Assume

is

CCUs

Fixed deposit Savings deposit (optional) Time deposit (optional)

Total

For

month

of

hypothetical)

For

Add:

2.

computation

P14,950.00

CCEs

fixed

deposits

to

be

_7,ooo ) Thrice

(3x)

of

fixed

Add:

not

_5000 _15,000.00

deposits

MAXIMUM

LOANABLE

AMOUNT

Savings

and

deposits

be

included

deposits

in

the

time in to

the

member-borrower

shall

first

Twice (2x) the remaining balance of fixed deposits _avings deposit (optional) Time deposit (optional)

member-borrower

in

the

longer

of

include

decides of be

P25_500.00

member-borrower

computation.

computation

computation no

the

4,000.00 1,500.00 5,000.00

to the

or of

not his

include loan

withdrawable

It

is

his

the

may option

savings

or

may

of

the

and

loan

capacity.

savings

and

time

deposits

then

such

deposits

capacity, until

a

portion

If

time

of

the

the

loan


6g is

paid

and

that

time

is

equivalent

deposits.

deposits

serve

CCUs

In

as

to

this

securities

resort

deposits

to

to

avoid

the

amount

sense,

the

for

using

the

the

concentrating

of

their

savings

savings

and

time

loan.

split

formula

loans

in

the

for

hands

fixed

of

large

depositors.

Loan

Ceilings

Six their

(6)

loans,

such

amount,

the

board

are

Maturity

days

loan years.

UPCCI

and

while

or of

to

which DSE

(CBP)

ceiling

in

_200_000.00. seek

offer

salary

loan

weekly

amortiz_tione

the

have

no

all

Beyond

approval

collateral

of

(e.g.,

loan

ceiling

KBCI.

the

on

DSE

hand,

regnlar

(CBP)

loans

deductlons.

loan

i00

for

institution-based

r_nges

on

I00

from

a fDur their

monthly

of

to

most,

under

maturity be

from

fa_l

offers term

could

ranges However,

loans

KBCI

one-year

a maximum

these

CCUs

other

on

offer

offers

maturity

market-based

maturity

FEUCCI

PECCI

CCUs,

On

.0nly

Amortization through

must

ana

loan

must

CCUs

UPCCI,

daily loans

four

_30i000

and

The

maturity. ,

a uniform

Loans

on

all,

from

directors

market-based

days

set

member-borrower

DTDCI,

of

In

CCUs'

the

assets).

policy

not

have

ranging

of

physical

540

CCUs

to

if 200

one

to

year

loan.

regular

loan

three or

years.

bi-monthly


7O Interest

and

Aside charges charges policy for

Other

Charges

from

interest

are

also

collected.

_re

collected

holds

true

a discussion

charges,

in for

on

collection

All

charges

advance

all

from

the

trends

on

assume

the

lO

service

including

the

CCUs.

interest

and

interest

loan

amount.

(See

next

This chapter

rates.)

Co'Makers

The

co-makers

the

delinquent

debt

from

maker

the

maker

FEUCCI,

require

amount,

the

is

to

deposits

the

on

the

credit

benefit and

4.

Other

thus

In

the

university

co-makers

services

Plan,

Death

Plan,

free

Benefit

to

make case

is

are

no

10

The

larger

in

a

except the

loan This

by

way

the

adds

more

commitment

FEUCCI,

longer

CCUs,

covered

his

serves

the

required.

fuiiy

good

on

collect

the

This

of

(FEU)

to

co-makers

amount

levied

the

as

with

retirement

security

for

the

necessary.

Services

Other

Program.

the

loans. of

fines

means

co-maker.

borrower

the

All

on

loan and

union.

from

loan

business

the

all

number

the

maker

and

exhausted.

the

that

after

co-maker

greater

of

pressure

are a

ensure

only

debt

Benefit medical

ventures In Plan,

the

provided Plan

by

(DAMAYAN

consultation, of case

resources

the

FUND),

the of

are

and

the

Mutual

Retirement

advisory

members, of

CCU

Benefit

assistance the

in

Appliance

Mutual

Aid

Plan

members

are

pooled

and

Aid

the

together

the Loan

Death to


71 meet

the

•financial

certain

events,

Benefit

Plan,

CCUs,

provides

when

he

which

are

is

or

An Loan

common

to

among

the

feature

members

on

the

ten

building;

is

of

renting

interviewed

active

participation

choose

among

in

Free business

market-based ties

services and

CCUs.

between

is in

installment

morale

All

of

are

open

follow office

the on the

office

occupying

the

members

•

Appliance

turn

sell

terms.

the

This

is

their

own

of

having

a

designated

a

space which

The formal in

they

are

managers office

turn

by based;

who

of

leads

were

their to

a

own more

members.

have

Saturdays,

and

hours

have

in

which

CCUs

normal

already

space.

members,

ten

six

institutions

that of

CCUs,

are

the

believe

the

rest

sample

an

boosts

them

institution.

CCUs.

three

management one

assistance

assistance

appliances easy

institution-based

the

CCU

Retirement

financial

strengthen

of

buy

by

'The \

during

Facilities

Among office

to

market-based

Su_t

from

members

family.

additional

common

CCUs

of

only

are

CCU.

appliances

offered

advisory

of

Program.

the

and

meant

the

family

in

retires

programs

innovative

the

with

members

officers

of death

a member

of

These

5.

as

consultation

ventures

and

such

resigns

medical

and

needs

working that

are

fixed one

office is

days. most

open

time. on

8ix,

Sundays.

Unlike convenient

of The

banks_

CCUs

to

their


72 members.

In

hours

are

their

peak.

this

the

held

In

hours

their

members,

open

during

Most

CCUs

extra

from

to

size

40_ of

number

of

full-time sized

iS

deposits

one

the

assets are

being

included

collectors staff

per of

thing

CCUs

their

of

of

banks

full-time

members

are

needs. of

without done

are

in

the do

prohibited

CCUs

range

served

that

from and

market-based

Indeed,

approximates

CCUs

cannot

staff.

4.

of

premises.

sample

For

time

outside

banks

their

the

number

is

free

is

that

managed.

CCU

CCUs,

premises

transactions

of

as

place

members'

office

example,

staffofficers the

market

business

their

outside

on

their

at

the

CCUs)

The

average

the

size

of

an

of

the

average--

thriftbank.

CCUs to

transact

For

depending

collectors

to

such

the

are

institution-based

service

of

regulations.

with

two

office

activities

institution-based

to

of

their

aroundthe

coincide

outside

CCUs,

business

usually

example,

This

Full-time 5

to

Booking

soliciting

when

of

willing

day. of

case

break

and

market-based

are

made

lunch

charKes.

because

time

For

time

following

the

the

are

are

official

of

Members

time.

office

at

Case

23.

also The

committees, staff/officers.

have board including

part-time of

staff/officers

directors the

credit

and

members

committee,

ranging

from

of

various

the are

part-time

i0


73

B.

PERFORMANCE

The the

ten

trates

on

funds 1972

TH_

CCUs,

following

sample

CCUs

trends

in

and as

OF

1982

1986

focuses

-

membership,

year

-

discussion from

linkages

base

1982

1986. real

of

CCUs

with

was

used

in

on The

sources

The

computing

performance

discussion

assets,

banks.

the

GNP

for

of

concenand

uses

deflator

real

of

with

values

(see

AppendixA).

i.

Membershi_p

Total

membership

for

from

in

increasing III.I).

The

percent. 15.7 DSE

in

total

year

1986

saw

percent.

Six

KBCI

membership decline CMDCI

The

from in

1982

membership

maintained

the

to

the in

achieved

consistently

ten

sample

24_068

highest

a

116.03

1986.

in same

and

number

been

1986

(see

Table

from

growth

attained

in

positive and

1985, of

had

1986

percent

MCMCCI

1984

CCUs

ranges

membership

achieved

to

in

membership

increase

which

CCUs

1982

growth

The

(CBP)

17_123

the

4

was

FEUCCI

and

members

all

by

rate.

rates

in

suffered

UPCCI in

15 at

led

growth

growth

to

in

1986.

the

years

covered.

On membership it

is

especially

the

average, compared

easier among

for

institution-based to them

permanent

market-based to

recruit employees.

CCUs CCUs. and

have This

maintain

a

bigger

is

because members

a


74

TABLE

Ill.I

MEMBERSH

CCU

IP

1982

1983

1984

1985

1986

1001

1333 (33.2)

1498 (12.4)

1700 (13.5)

1965 (15.6)

PSPDCI

500

650 (30.0)

800 (23.1)

1000 (25.0)

1200 (20.0)

CMDCI

800

80O (0.0)

800 (0.0)

800 (0.0)

8OO (0.0)

DTDCI

150

200 (33.3)

250 (25.0)

314 (25.6)

400 (27.4)

MCMCCI

703

724 (3.0)

614 (-15.2)

564 (-8.1)

580 (2,8)

MVDCI

680

750 (10.3)

780 (4.0)

800 (2.6)

856 (7.0)

BVDCI

UPCCI

2600

2735 (5.2)

2799 (2.3)

2898 (3.5)

2828 (-2.4)

FEUCCI

1068

1200 (12.4)

1079 (-i0.I)

1033 (-4.3)

1215 (17.6)

1340

1396 (4,2)

1423 (1.9)

1528 (7.4)

3301 (116.0)

8281

9099 (9.9)

9812 (7.8)

10172 (3.7)

10923 (7.4)

20809 (4.8)

24068 (15.7)

DSE

(CBP)

KBCI

PECCI

TOTAL

Note:

17123

Figures

in

parentheses

i8887 (10.3)

are

growth

19855 (5.1)

rates

in

percent,


75 2.

Real

Assets

Table during

III.2shows

the

ten

period

sample million

assets

of and

extent

the

_13.6

CCUs.

In

narily

high

that

1986,

of

fully

that

in

CCUs.

It member

Table

while

were

with the

he

have

that

of

banking

CCU

followed

rate assets

of

almost

a

DSE

CCBP)

achieved

still

KBCI

real

the

in

from

the

the

banking

system's

real (CBP) a large

of

the

not

real

for yet

assets

not

only

also

to

the

resources

of

the

but

III.3

that

after

performance

assets

for

extraordi-"

have

may

the

rapidly

system.

the

subsequent

percent

their

in

levels.

CCUs

to

all

an

CCUs

that

Table

real

to

resulted

year

249.2

membership

increasing

compares

of

1983

contribution

observed

1982

DSE

the

growth

four

sense

assets

expansion

in

assets that

below

the

to

1984

rebounded

the

by

in

definitely

19.86 in

all

CCUs.

real

real

CCUs

with

determine

was

in

of in

biggest

1986

been

III.4

million

them

rate

ten

assets

of

members'

may

of

the

all

in the

the

inflation the

real

members

however,

growth

increase

in

in

to

Of

assets

high

Note

attributed

CCUs

real

growth

year

The

per

number

particular,

recovered

of

of

"_21.4

as

year

year.

from

million

reduction

The

The

is

However,

years.

1986.

PECCI

The

size

assets

1986.

excessively

CCUs.

for

in

sharp

to

real

increased

BVDCI.

The the

1982

CCUs

_33.5

KBC_

the

of

It

is

had

real

be

assets

1984.

the

ten

noteworthy been

sample that

shrinking


76

TABLE

REAL

CCU

111.2

TOTAL ASSETS (In _000)

1982

1983

1984

1985

1986

BVDCI

1038.9

1386.2 (33.4)

1949.8 (40.7)

2735.6 (40.3)

3339.4 (22.1)

PSPDCI

1443.9

1446.5 (0.2)

1518.6 (5.0)

1636.3 (7.8)

1928.8 (17.9)

CMDCI

2065.9

2018.4 (-2.3)

1656.6 (-17.9)

1608.8 (-2.9)

1892.4 (17.6)

DTDCI

388.6

469.1 (20.7)

384.6 (-18.0)

469.3 (22.0)

620.9 (32.3)

MCMCCI

559.5

579.4 (3.6)

348,9 (-39.8)

282.2 (-19.1)

344.8 (22.2)

MVDCI

875.2

984.1 (12.4)

911.0 (-7.4)

UPCCI

1170.9

FEUCCI

1049.6

DSE

(CBP)

KBCI

PECCI

TOTAL

Note:

(i)

GNP

919.3 (-12.4)

1370.8 (19.0)

839.9 (-28.1)

819.8 (-2.4)

986.1 (20.3)

638.5 (-30.6)

591.4 (-7.4)

617.8 (4.5) 8847.3 (249.2)

3027.9

3833.6 (26.6)

2239.3 (-41,6)

2533.2 (13.1)

8085.1

9641.4 (19.2)

8657.4 (-10.2)

10243.5 (18.3)

21449.8

22446.7 (4.6)

19144.7 (-14.7)

deflator

(2) Figures

1168.8 (-0.2)

1152.2 (26.5)

is used

in parentheses

in computing are

growth

22072.2 (15.3)

real rates

13564.9 (32.4) 33513.2 (51.8)

values. in percent.


77

TABLE

REAL

ASSETS

PER

MEMBER

iii. 3

OF

THE

TEN

SAMPLE

CCUs

Year

Real Assets (_ooo)

Membership

Real Assets/ Member (PO00)

1982

21_449.8

17_123

1.25

1983

22,446.7

18_887

1.19

1984

19,144.7

19_855

0.96

1985

22_072.2

20_809

1.06

1986

33,513.2

24,068

1.39


78

TABLE

COMPARATIVE

Ten

Ill.4

GROWTH RATES OF THE TEN AND THE BANKING SYSTEM

Sample

CCUs

Year Real

Assets

Growth

Rates

SAMPLE

CCUs

Banking ...... • ......... Real Assets

System* -.......... Growth Rat_

(_M)

(_)

(_0oo)

(_)

1982

21,449.8

-

75,061.5

11.5

1983

22,446.7

4.6

82,801.7

10.3

1984

19,144.7

-14.7

65j587.1

-20.8

1985

22,072.2

15.3

55,810.0

-14.9

1986

33,513.2

51.8

41,160.0

-26.2

*Source:

Central

Bank,

Financial

Fact

Book

(various

years)_


79 during

the

rising

at

rable

to

three

1984

faster

pace.

a

period

a general

reasons

also

the

absent

for

in banks, may

and

this

not

moving

is seldom

close

open

an

account

less

difficulty.

reason

incomes

of

turned

to

However loans

which

the

households meeting

not

from receive

of

the

meet

the

only

that

the

CCUs

with

had

the

Central

Bank

these

who

and

later

on

want on

and

to,

the

with

part

can have

they

to

And

larger

for

non-

is to become first

a to

borrow.

Thus,

provided

small

third

enjoying

With

real

problems.

access

loans

of The

in the

government,

subsidies.

may

on deposits.

CCUs.

The

been

are

deposi-

an alternative

difficulties.

banks

of

those

to contribute

they

A

banks,

to have

to

is

resigns,

liquidity

have

the

198_

any

if he

their

with

are

of

a run

access

entrepreneurs

financial

case

least

which

entrepreneurs,

before

period,

at

small

savings

CCUs

only

"loyalty"

way

they

vulne-

on deposits.

if they

to

and

to have

run

been

of CCUs

suddenreduction

to

their

way

crisis

before

subsidies did

with

CCUs

of

their

lack

savers

time

bank

less

are

especially

at one

same

are

had

reciprocity,

In the

vulnerable

means

and

the

the

any

members,

households

only

resources

during

tha_

banks

increase

member,

by

CCUs

There

deposits

account

for members,

the

fixed

This

small

from

place.

is that

members,

the

done

with

the

is to

CCUs

the

CCUs

crisis.

This

his

of

that

themselves.

their

makes

seems

is that

to another

may

those

One

shields

tors

second

It

economic

withdraw

depositors

1986_

this.

borrowers

member

to

means

of

reason

is

substantial whereas the

CCUs

withdrawal


8O

of

such

subsidies

rural

banks

subsidies, •Central the

which

Bank

and and

Sources

Unlike

their

members. of

in

gaining of

funds

this

the

total

deposits.

their

Time

(CBP): This

source

DSE

(CBP)

on

fixed between CCUs

Table

of

on

government

not

dependent

they

were

the

Central

savings

on

spared

Bank

mobilized

deposits

are

50

to

percent

in

all

III.5).

of

75

the

the

from primary of

years

Savings

and

the

consi-

deposits

are

of funds_

About

15

percent

sample

come

from

savings

the

savings where

CCUs

CCUs

deposits

from

may

more

exert

members

is

efforts

to

resources.

In

are

fact,

whose has

source KBCI

not

yet

three as

of

primary

were

not

of

funds

ye t offering

exception

source

of

funds

is

time

45

50

percent

funds.

offers

CCUs

source

An

Fixed of

a popular

1986.

contributed

resources.

important

were

from

solely

a source

area

instruments KBCI

total

as

deposits

CCUs.

borrow

sample

resources

one

increase

deposit

the

Mobilizing

certainly

most

may

(see

importance

CCUs

expected_

study

especially

Funds

depend

of

• banks

dependent

subsidies,

comprising

resources

dered

heavily

of

which

As

several

phenomenon.

Uses

CCUs

1984,

Since

famine"

banks

banks,

total

were

government

and

other

source

in

collapsed.

"feast

3.

starting

the

between deposits It

to are

should

longest

loan

to

its

be

this

maturity

time is

DSE

deposits. of

second

pointed

for

out among

its most that the


I

v

_._

..

.i

L

"---

_=_

-.._.

.

_

_

,_

_

_.

_

_

_

.._

_

_

_.

81


82

ten

CCUs.

Its

be

explained

are

time

by and

Being not

ability

to

funds

the

credit

rily

to

total

assets

The CCUs in

1986

from

real

the

size

1982

to

but

still

number 1985

with

a

rise

of

in

of

funds

the the

the

is

less

by

all

1982

height

for

to ranging

high

been

loans

may

rate

Although had

been

average

real

granted

declining

increased

financial

in

loans

steadily

the

million

market-based

the

real

1983

had

CCUs

i

the

granted

days.

sample

of

million

turnover the

200

sample

P26.5

_52.3

a

the

It

of

meet

prima-

ten

loans

to

than

III.9). than

the

among

ratio had

CCU

CCUs

to

total

considered

loans,

demand

1982

especially

the

to

outstanding

sample

suggests

period

the

of

in

in

true

are

proportion have

join

loans

the

CCUs deposit

greater they

of

million

This

lower

Banki

III.6).

million

Table

a

who

for

while

i.e.,

was

during

partly

their

outstanding

P14.8

the

(see it

situation

Table

granted

granted,

total

(see

maturity

during

use

ratio

loans

is

loans

increasing

to

members

high

III.8).

Central

Besides,

very

_32.3

loan

may

sources

against

them

III.7),

This

whose

the

reserves

the

real

Table

loans.

loan

been

from

Table

periods

major

of

their

percent

(see

1986(see

the

up

of

has

increased

CCUs

put

Thus,

grown

longer

on-lending.

combined

had

for

for

98

their

control

demands

to

that

allows

borrow.

60

for

the

This

their

from

fact

lend

deposits.

outsi_e

liabilities. of

the

fixed

required

to

only

level. crisis, have

from in

The

prompted

to

1986 tight

coupled CCUs


83

TABLE:

RATIO

CCUs

OF LOANS , ,

1982

111.6

OUTSTANDING (In Percent)

1983

TO

1984

TOTAL

ASSETS

1985

1986 w*

BVDCI

96.0

92.0

72.6

67.9

65.0

ESPDCI

96.2

93.2

80.2

75.6

81.7

CMDCI

N.A.

• 85.3

76.0

77.9

73.3

DTDCI

89.2

82.8

73.6

72.4

82.7

MCMCCI

97.8

91.3

92.8

92.2

69.5

MVDCI

83.7

76.7

76.7

78.6

78.0

UPCCI

78.3

8p. 1

81.3

84.5

72.2

FEUCCI

60.9

70.0

64.6

72.8

75 . 4

DSE(CBP)KBCI

80.4

84.4

88.8

61.4

72.4

PECCI

83.3

83.4

86.2

83.8

88.3

TOTAL

76.1

84.2

82.3

77 . 6

79.1


84

TABLE REAL

111.7

LOANS OUTSTANDING (In _) ,j

CCUs

1982

1983

1984

1985

1986

BVDCI

997034.0

1275186.2

1415718.8

1858495.6

2168822,@

PSPDCI

1396566.6

1347633.7

1217502.6

1236775.3

1576369.4

CMDCI

n.a.

1721970.4

1259523.8

1252887.2

1368279.6

DTDCI

346530.7

388601.8

283119.2

339768.2

513607.7

MCMCCI

547177.1

528954.6

323855.4

260198.7

239659.5

MVDCI

732463.6

755236.3

699029.6

905901.6

1069571.5

UPCCI

917339.3

959190.8

682816.3

693021.3

712259.0

FEUCCI

639355.6

643952.0

412633.4

430362.3

465982.9

DSE(CBP)KBCI

2433400.0

3237091.7

1989688.3

1556695.9

6402510.6

PECCI

6736060.2

8044732.3

7466296.7

8589678.4

11981044.0

14754648.0

18902550.0

15750184.0

17123781.0

26497968.0

TOTAL


85

TABLE REAL

CCUs

1982

111.8

LOANS GRANTED (In P)

1983

1984

1985

1986

BVDCI

3608793.6

4119453.1

5856857.4

8485051.7

10192873.0

PSPDCI

2996395.3

2771349.0

2846600.0

3242584.9

4178809.9

CMDCI

5614220.3

_ 5242934.1

3813320.3

3741943.3

•4060750.4

DTDCI

1102907.0

1213098.1

12791-13.0

1254457.9

MCMCCI

2228279.1

1513643.2

1074765.2

841381.1

811959.4

MVDCI

3257095.9

3402644.5

3092546.1

3679592.3

4556512.0

UPCCI

1712357.8

1978509.9

1424832.2

1426413.4

1594956.7

FEUCCI

1086447.5

969257.9

705617.4

DSE(CBP)KBCI

3020348.8

3236979.2

1989565.2

1930576.1

9201741.7

PECCI

7707229.7

9755268.5

9699610.1

11637440.0

15146598.0

TOTAL

32334012.0

34202865.0

31782783.0

36994239.0

52259216.0

754975.04

1639912.9

875229.7


86

TABLE RATIO

OF TOTAL

CCUs

IIi.9

REAL LOANS GRANTED TO TOTAL NUMBER OF LOANS ( In P)

1982

1983

1984

1985

1986

BVDCI

3004.8

3285.0

2565.4

2538.9

3106.6

PSPDCI

2337.3

2465.6

1904.1

1748.9

2011.9

CMDCI

3934.3

4023.7

3012.1

2739.3

3383.9

DTDCI

3816.3

3621.2

n.a.

1941.9

1796.2

MCMCCI

1827.9

1598.4

n.a.

1073.2

1034.3

MVDCI

2648.0

2577.8

1991.3

1991.1

2499.5

UPCCI

570.2

629.5

467.3

480.8

523.5

FEUCCI

506.5

n.a.

546.1

545.5

512.4

1208.7

697.1

483.9

1102.3

78212

743.4

601.8

716.5

1391.8

1184.2

986.0

1179.1

DSE(CBP)KBCI PECCI TOTAL

1521.6 86,6.1 1425.7


7

to

reduce

the

all

credit

demands

borrowers. banks during borrowers

4.

Linkages

about are

with

as

makes

As

is

accOmmodate

ration

CCUs

resort

to

out

some

different

credit

usually

for

of

assets

the

Banks

are

also

the

from

rationing case,

small

of

CCUs.

check

to

total

CCU

indirectly For the

large

funds. of

As

the

involved loan

member-borrower

to

CCUs

the

loan

the

be

1986,

sample

in

amounts,

of

treasurer

encashed

in

banks.

CCUs view

seldom,

borrowing

if from

cooperativism. always None

of

the

nearby

as

in

the

d6

not

the

all,

banks

sample

the

ten

who

serving

borrow

from

contrary

to

wish

CCUs,

ever

only

banks

as

not

in

the

banks

required

by

loans

clientele.

CCUs

principle

from

is

One

do

not

banks.

operating deemed

market.

because

of

a bank.

banks

competition the

Some

from

consider

competitors

different

banks.

borrow

borrowed

two

However,

market,

to

conditions

CCUs

competitors.

perceive

as

stringent

ten

deposits

are

at

Others

pass

Among

they

that

often

to

completely

a depository

banks.

their

to

order

out.

with

transactions

in

Banks

percent

a

thing

latter

deposits

issues

than

one

rationed

serve

6.23

loans

situations.

are

Banks

is

the

tight

their

rather

This

since

of

size

The

only rest

accordingly of

the

main


88 reasons

why

individuals, entrepreneurs,

credit

unions

especially are

left

are

being

non-wealthy out

by

the

organized

is

households banking

system.

that

many

and

small


IV.

INTEREST

This on

RATE

FORMATION

chapter

discusses

savings

deposits

movements

of

compares

A.

these

them

INTEREST

their

Some

even

the

RATE

ON

deposits

higher

deposits rates

from

lower

The to

savings

1986

are

their

there

rates) to

savings

instance,

PECCI

in

and

1984

reduced subsequent

its

set

those

bank

of

on the

of

the

to

and

1986

rates.

CCUs

usually

prevailingbank

rates.

interest

rates

on

by banks

to

attract

ever

the

claimed

CCUs

changes

to

have

change

were

not

over

adjusted

its

nominal to

time

their

done

savings more offered

rate

have

fixed

the

period

frequently.

Also;

changes six

deposit

in

1982

savings

the

while

from

nominal

in the

savings

deposit

(4) CCUs

among

1986,

CCUs

throughout

did

direction

it up

sample

Four

rates

rates

savings

ten

IV.I.

deposit

years.'

examines

interviewed,

the

them

rates

be no uniform

nominal

1982

rates

rates.

six

maintained

period

were

deposit

such

interest

It also

bank

offered

in Table

other

but

seems

_ominal

they

savings The

who rates

None

presented

considered. deposit

that

deposit

nominal

the

of

DEPOSITS

managers

members.

savings

during

deposit

the

of CCUs.

corresponding

than

than

determination

loans

SAVINGS

to the

claimed

the

rates

with

AcCording base

and

AND TRENDS

DSE 1984

of

CCUs. rate

For

upwards

(CBP) and

the

in

KBCI the


9O TABLE

IVol

SAVINGSDEPOSIT RATES (InPercentPer.Annum)

CCUs

1982 I?_: ................................................ Nominal

1984 1985 "..........................................................

Real Nominal.

Real Nominal

Real Nomin_l

Real Nominal

8VDC[

8.0

-2_25

8_0

-1.99

8_0

-42_34

I0.0

PSPD61

9_0

-I.25

%0

-0.99

9.0

-4[.34

CMDC[

7.5

-2_75

7.5

-2.49

7.5

-42.84

DTDC]

12.0

1.75

12.0

2.01

12.0

-38_54

MCMCCI

9.0

-1.25

9.0

-0,99

9.0

-41_54

9.0

-14.11

MVBCI

8.0

-2.25

8.0

-1.99

8.0

-42,34

8.0

UPCCI

10.0

-0.25. I0.0

0.01

IO.O

-48.34

FEUCCI

1986 R,_al

-13,11 -10_0

9.23

9.0

.-14.11

7.0

6.23

7.5

-15,61

7.5

6.73

10.0 -13.11

9.0

8.23

9.0

_,23

---15.11 7.0

6.23

10.0

-13.11

10.0

9,23

6.0

-4.25

6.0

-3.99

6.0

-44.34

6.0

-17,11

6.0

5.23

DSE(CBP)KBCI 11.0

0.75

11.0

1.01

10.0

-40.34

9.0

-14.11

7.0

6.2J

PEOOI

6.0

-4.25

6.0

-3.99

7.5

-42.84

7.5

-i5.61

7.5

6.73

Average

8.55

-1.598

8.65

-1.338

8,7

-41.641

8.6

:14.515

8:0

7,23

Bankst

9.811

-0.44

9.73

_0.26

9,86

-40.48

10.84

-12.27

8._2

7.B5

*Source:_O_[___,


91 There offer

deposit

offered

Note

that

the

average

by

been

are

because

inflation

ning

rates

rate

average

same

_hat of

deposit

during than

the

the

1986,

bank

different

CCUs

never six

rate,

from

that

rate

for

period

and

the

of

1986.

all

CCUs

1982

average

CCUs

to

1986

deposit

rate

by

both

been

negative rate,

observed

about

banks

seem

CCUs

and

the

CCUs

usually

from

1982

was

The to

bot_,CCUs

to

by

banks,

because

percent. be

A

high

and

but

,.8

real

1985.

ex_remely

rates,

to

both

banks.

for

nominal

sharply

and

which

in 1986

higher

dropped

CCUs

the

Savings

insensitive

to

rate.

RATES

Board

CCU

created

However.

As

not

lower

had

offered

of

The

the

rates.

savings

deposit

was

they

LENDING

One

claim

the

is

the

penalized

savings

rates

inflation

than

the

banks.

standards,

deposit

less

to

bank

years

consistently

real

normal

than

nominaI

or

deposit

positive

truth

lower

previous

savings

B.

rates

more

no

lower

the

Savers

not

be

for

had

given

the

rate8

remained

and

to

deposit

record

had

seems

of

a special

appropriate the

final

determines

committee

lending decision

for

rates on

the

the that

lending

the

lending

purpose it

of

rates. determi-

would

rates

charge.

still

rests

on

Board.

According their

lending

operation guided

Of by

the

to

the

rates the

on

managers bank

who

rates,

cooperative.

principle

of

"service

In

were and

interviewed_ also

general, above

onthe CCUs

profits."

CCUs cost are It

base of

the

primarily is

there-


92

fore

the

Indeed, the

tendency

CCUs

that

rates

charged

by

depositors,

CCUs

terms

charge

maturities,

sizes

On

top

collection sizes are

the

credit

as

up

the

the

The

and

repayment

the

basic

is that

rity),

along

their

creditunions 1.

CCUs,

the

the

in advance

to

to

CCUs

also

of

loan

fees

i00

a rundown

of

Moreover_

types

of

some

payments

corresponding

days(daily

Service

rates could

all

further

Rate Fee

Collection

CCUs raise

loans

of

are

the

basic

collected

service

fees

offered

by

lending at

and

the

ten

Per

annum

payments) (i) = 1.8%

(SF)

6.5_

Charges

= 0.5_ (CC)

1.8% = 1.0_

3.6_ Total

matu-

collectio n

1986.

Interest

and

maturities,

BVDCI (a)

weekly,

charges

could

give

different

lending

additional

which

their

daily,

basic

than

to providing

areservice

to borrowers.

interest

different in

according

lower

offer

(i.e.,

vary

rates.

rate.

(assuming

for

schemes

bank

are

loans

rates

by

payment

following

not

for

Although

of credit

lending

do

lending

also

claimed

rates

depositors,

rates

than

in addition

banks

different

rates

charges

So,

small

schemes.

cost

with

which

lower

lending

members.

interest

effective

their

banks.

the

which

often

rates

to their

repayment

low,

collect

of

charges

and

bring

to

especially

credit

etc.).

charge

claimed

access

better

to

have

lending

members

of CCUs

iI.9_

sample


93 Per (b)

150

days

(daily

i = 2.7%

6.5%

SF = I. 5%

3.6%

cc = 2.0%

3.6% Total

(c)

200

days i

(daily

while

that

= 3.6%

6.5%

SF = 2.0%

3.67o

CC = 2.0%

3.6%

daily

weekly

payments

payments

week

in the market.

2.

PSPDCI (a)

i00

are are

days(daily i

intended

for

vendors

for

200

13.7%

vendorsselling

sell_ng

less

than

payments)

= 1.957o

7.0%

SF = 0.75%

2.7%

CC = 2.50%

9.0% Total

(b)

13.7%

payments)

Total

Note

annum

payments)

days( daily i

payments)

= 3.9%

SF '=

18.7%

7.0%

1,5%

2.7%

CC = 5.0%

9.0% Total

18.7_

daily, 7 days

a


94

Per

(c)

300

days(daily i

payments)

= 5.85%

7.0%

SF = 2.5%

3'0%

cc = 7.5%

9.0% Total

3.

19.0%

CMDCI (a)

i00

days

(daily

payments)

= 1.s%

6.5%

SF = 1.0%

3.6%

CC = 2.0%

7.2%

Total

(b)

200

days i

(daily

17.3%

payments)

= 3.6%

6.5%

SF -- 1.0%

1.8%

CC = 2.0%

3.6%

Total 4.

annum

11.9%

DTDCI (a)

30

days(daily

payments)

1.5%

18.0%

SF = 1.0%

12.0%

i =

Total

30.0%


95 Per (b)

i00

days( daily

i = 3,o%

i0.8%

SF -- 1.0%

3.6%

C

7.2%

= 2.0%

Total

(c)

200

daTs(daily

21.6%

payments)

i -- 4.0%

7.2%

SF = i.0%

7.2%

CC = 2.0%

3.6%

Total

5 •

annum

payments)

18.0%

MCMCCI (a)

100

days( i

daily

payments)

= 2.2%

SF =

7.92% 3.6%.

1.0%

= 3.0%

C

10.8%

Total

(b)

150 days(daily i

payments)

= 3.3%

SF =

22:32%

7.92% 3.6%

i.5%

CC = 4.5%

I0.8%

Total

22.32%


96 Per 300

(c)

days( daily i

= 6.6%

SF =

7.92_

3.0%

3.6%

CC = 9.0%

10.8%

Total

6.

I00

days

i = 1.8%

6.5_

SF -- 1.5_

5.4_

CC = 2.5_

9.0%

Total

20.9%

UPCCI One

(i)

Year

Interest Loan

Rate

i0.0%

Redemption

Service Filing

Insurance

0.5%

Fee

2.0%

2ee

Fixed

0.16_

Deposit

Retention

3.5_ Total

8.

22.32_

MVDCI (a)

7,

annum

payments)

16.16%

FEUCCI (a)

_500 in 5 months (semi-monthly payments) i

= 5.5%

13.2_

SF = 3.0%

7.29

Application

Fee

(AF)

= 2.0% Total

4.8% 25.2_


97

Per (b)

• _i000 and above (12 months) (semi-monthly payments)

i =

9.0%

SF

=

3.0%

AF

=

1.0%

To ___al

9.

DSE (a)

(CBP) 12

annum

KBCI)

(semi-monthly

13.0%

payments)

months

i

9%

sc

i%

Loan

Redemption

Insurance

(LRI.)

Total

1%

11% __m

(b)

18

months i

11%

sc

_%

LRI

i%

13_

Total

m_m

(c)

24

month i

12.5%

SC

1%

LRI

1%

-

-

14.5%

"


98 Per (d)

30

i

14.5%

sc

I%

LRI

1%

Total (e)

36/48

16.5%

months

i

_6.5%

SC

1%

LRI

1%

Total i0.

annum

months

18.5%

PECCI (a)

6

months(semi-monthly

payments)

i

_2%

SF

19 Total

(b)

6

1/2

to

12

months

i

_2%

SF

2%

Total

(c)

12

1/2

13%

to

18

14%

months

i

12%

SF

2.75%

Total

14.75%


99 Per (d)

18

i/2

to

24

annum

months

i

_2_ 3.50%

SF

Total

(e)

24

1/2

to

30

15.50_

months

i

12%

SF

4.25_

Total

(f)

30

i_2

-

36

16.25%

months

i

12_

5_

SF Total

are

Note

that

made

on

market

for

market-based

a daily

basis.

vendors

this

come

practice

on

is

179

CCUs, This

a daily

similar

is

the

principal

because

cash

receipts

It

worth

noting

basis. to

of

payments

that

is

followed

by

of that

informal

moneylenders.

The are

shown

table. is to

movements

the

in

Table

IV.2.

The

first

refers

one

argue

of

explicitly that

CCUs

the

There to

quoted charge

lending

the by lower

rates

are

of

four

nominal CCUs. rates

the

rates lending

Most

ten

indicated rate

people

compared

sample

to

CCUs in

(NR) use

this

banks.

the which rate The



101

second CCUs

rate

(NRC)

deduct

the

higher the

includes

effective

nominal

when

and

last

lending

rate

(RER)

shown

in

secured

It applied

interest

rates.

interest collected

rate

Table

can a

be

CCUs.

This

in

the

is

NER

are

table

minus

the

average

from

Table

lending

years is

losses.

deducting

the

charges.

Taking

inflation

lending

the

charges. real

rate The

effective

rate.

rates

in

reflects

includes

the

all

results

rate

other

is

the

The

enjoying

The

NER

into

seems

to

of

CCUs.

by

the

inflation

rate.

percent

in

all

lending

rate.

1982

Thus,

Six in

and

vely

better

shape

NER

of

CCUs

the

the

1986_

CCUs of

following

close

it

Also

banks

1986,

six

their

situation means

however

on

for

that

CCUs

the

we

are by

additional

observe

years

most

for

imposing

NERI

CCUs

deposit

compensated

and

that

all

considered.

during

the

period

considered

of

are

largely

determined

RER

inflation

experienced

them

the

since

all

movements When

compared was

in

inflexible

the

same

the

in than

the

is

only

that

lower

advance

spread

be

most

rates

in

NR

account

for

1984,

reflect

low

a wide

IV.2

(NR)

sustainable

interest

are

rate

also

not

absorbing

In

shown

third

which and

earlier,

This

the

(NER)

advance

observed

nominal

Earlier

lending

Thus, rate

noted

advance.

in

which IV.2

in

As

loans.

rate.

CCUs

payments

is

fourth

charges.

interest

effective

interest

all

continued

rate a

went

severely

to

have

a

up

to

50.S

negative

real

negative

real

year.

years to

the

to

that

when

the

intervening of

banks.

economy years, In

was

in

relati-

the

average

fact,

it

was


102

higher

than

high

the

average

inflationary from

more

to

readily

the

of

their

rate

benefits

from

borrowers

are

also

policy

ms

and,

consequently,

which tely of

we

have

is

equivalent

bring

down

the

savings

(fixed

deposit

hold-out

CCUs

the

at The

face

must,

value.

bank

into

an

NER.

by

savings

lending

CCU

rate

the

should

members

compensatory

rates

since

the

to

member the

result

CCUs' of

real

CCUs

no

value

of

assets,

loans.

In

weakened

because

patronage

refund,

rebate.

it

the

that

the

be

respond

assets.

is

This be

comes

deposits).

This

balance

noted from

is

which

can

defini-

that

part

their

own

equivalent has

the

to

effect

a of

rate.

above,

it

rates

during

normal

lending

rates

however,

While

real

However,

of

might

account

interest

lending

the

Cautlon

taken

to

of

However,

real

diverged

protect

i_terest

the

their

CCUs seem

view

value

capacity

not

results

that

real

during

insensitivity

the

in

of

lending

lower

the

value

or

charge

approximates

in

reduction

to

to

their

in

of

latter

order The

from

However,

NER

themselves.

lending

and

the

suggest

savers

borrowed

Given

assets.

spring

1986.

The in

the

the

amount

increasing

the

a

in

banks.

adjustment

their

decline

What

may

in

average

movements

a decline

long-run, the

of

and

upward

this

of

price

banks the

that

income

inflation

the

of

periods,

substantially

value

NER

CCUs

rates

cannot

than

banks.

times, of

be

be

Instead, CCUs'

said our

that

results

lending

rates

banks.

exercised

accommodate

referred

therefore

to

in small

here

must

taking

these

resul_s

loans,

banks

do

not.

for

big

be

those


103 loans.

If

charge

higher

costs.

The

loans

ever

constrains

they rates

absence us

make to of from

small

loans,

compensate data further

on

for bank

banks

would

most

the

high

transactions

r_tes

by .... S lze

lending

verifying

this

issue.

likely

of


104

SAVING,

This

chapter

cipation

in

fically; of

BORROWING

CCU

first

discusses

both

it

members.

of

CCU

other

section

sources

section

A.

presents

of

CCU

members.

the A

great

years

in

average, about

the 60

of

Three-fifths

type

one-fifth h_usehold. of

household

alternative

of

CCU

are

the

ECONOMIC

41.6

11.8 are

college

the

belong The

82

to

the

economic

pro-

the

extent

credit

ways

of

saving

Finally_

CCU

the

CCU

last

MEMBERS

socio-demographic

pro-

married.

them

are

The which

high-school

and

members.

OF

years.

of

unions.

of

years,

or

The

62

graduates.

two

behavior

respondents,

percent

average means

The

number

that

graduates. Most

are

on In

college

of the fact,

graduates

CCUs.

respondents

extended

among

the

Speci-

sections.

and

PEOFILE

of

institution-based

of

main

members. of

parti-

lending

respective

(74.4_)

is

is

the

members'

analyzes

the

summary

respondents

percent

members

while

school

section

MEMBERS

markets.

and

four

their

Of

age

into

behavior

majority

average

spent

a

CCU

credit

in

the.lending

AND

the

borrowing

next

members

V.I

of

OF CCU

socio-demographic

borrowing

respondents'

of

the

Table

female.

are

divided

SOCIO-DEMOGEAPHIC

file

informal

examines

of

discusses

and

is

The

CCU

extent

_aving,

members.

BEHAVIOR

the

the It

of

third

formal

discusses

participation The

the

analyzes

section

file

AND !-ENDING

belong

more

family

to

a single

non-related system

respondents.

is

not

members' a

family, type

predominant


:105

TABLE:

SOCIO-DEMOGRAPHIC

Characteristics

1.

PROFILE

V. I

OF THE

CCU IEMBERS

Standard Deviation

Average

Proportion (9)

sex a. b.

Male Female

37.8 62.2

loo.o 2.

Civil

Status

a. b.

Single Married

19.5 74.4

c. d.

Widow/Widower Separated

3.7 2.4 I00.0

3.

Age

4.

Highest Educational Attainment

5.

(years)

41.6

Type

of

a. b. c.

Single Family Extended Family Two or More Nonrelated'members Living along

d.

11.8

'

10.2

3.9

Household :

62.2 15..9 i9.5 2.4 i00.0

6.

7.

8.

Number

Number

Number

of Family Members

6.2

3.1

of Family Members enrolled in school

2.0

1.6

2.8

1.7

of

dependents


106

The ximates family every

average

average.

were

enrolled

in

are

usually

V.2

are

since

out

based

CCUs.

members

of

of

the

the

to

study,

children

18

the

This

average, time

50

the

of

roughly

appro-

2 members the

percent

of

economic

regard

to

of

interview. the

the For

total

family

characteristics

the

main

are

are

are

monthly

members

the

of

surprising the

portrays

marketall

the

impor-

for

pay

self-employed.

are

In

business'are co-owners

or this

consi-

and

help

in

self-employed.

period, income

employed

family

who

considered

family

not

56

secreSaries/clerks,

is

are

spouses

reference

is

This

member

helping

while

occupations,

members

office

of

file.

family

family

are

CCUs.

and

one

who

the

This 50

percent

rank

2.4

business

the

the

respondents_

employed

Durln_ i987,

82

average,

while

family

the

or

institution-based

profit,

the

at

3 members

With

About

the

as

school

members.

businessmen/businesswomen.

,of CCUs

On

On

summarizes

respondents.

percent

6.2

dependents.

Table

dered

is

national

members

tance

size

the

family,

the

family

i.e., averaged

January

to

PI4,4_.SD.

•September In

compui

ting

for

only

the

account. rest _26_943

of

the net

family income

Indeed, the which

income

the

of

from

more

the

Their than

who

said

respondents

population. is

those

twice

have

a family

business are

annual the

was

well-off per

taken

compared

capita

estimated

businesS, into to

income national

the is per


107

TABLE ECONOMIC.

PROFILE

Characteristics

I.

Main a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h.

V.2

OF

THE

Average,

CCU

MEMBERS

Standard Deviation

Proportion (_)

occupation Businessman/ Businesswoman Office secretary/ Clerk Bank Examiner Accountant Medical Profession Faculty Members Supervisors Others

56.2 18.3 6.1 4.9 2.4 2.4 2.4 7.3 I00.0

2.

3.

Number of family members employed pay/profit Number members

for I.i

2.4

3.0

of family who are

self-employed 4.

i.I

Monthly

family

income

14,471.5

19,492.0

(F) 5.

6.

Monthly family expenditure (_) Present of

physical

market

7,435.4

5,503.6

value assets

(_)

769,158.6

1,283,936.0


1.08

capita

in

lippine

Development

The about

of

members

assets

by

study,

business

family

expenditure

total

net the

monthly

savers.' family

of

CCU

of

motor

For

portion

B.

PARTICIPATION OF UNIONS

CCU

MEMBERS

i.

the

CCU

The

with

respective

CCU

years

of

tire

CCUs,

they

voluntarily

membership

recruited union.

76.7

by

8.7

percent

of

the

they

can

join.

persuaded

by

percent

claimed

founding

members.

that

lot,

appliances,

and

business

of

market-based comprise

THEIR

RESPECTIVE

members

The

average

the

In

joining

a sigl

of numb e:

their

re=

respondents

indicated

membership

without of

aggressively About

looking 19.5

a member/officer they

licel

CREDIT

been

members/officers

ones

phy:

assets,

for

the

the

_769,158.6

equipment

years. of

of

average

sometime.

are

wherein were

quite is

any

members

is

suggesting

value

already

applied

These

unions they

for

respondents

house,

IN

have

Medium-Term

income,

members

physical

respondents

the

market

and

cant

Saving

total

(see

vehicles,

inventories their

of

include

andequipment. licenses,

price

family

The

assets

fixtures,

inventories

current

1987-1992).

physical

and

at

Plan,

their are

owned

nitures

evaluated

monthly

half

CCU

this

1987

joined

to the

percent join; credit

]

the

el

for" cl said and union

as


I09

There join

are

a credit

asked

the

degree

union.

74

percent

it

should

of the be

credit.

to

of

the

consumption stems

for

according

to

the

avoid

borrowing factor

a credit

by

union.

•credit unions

an alternative used

business

and

the

to

are source

be customers

of

been

popular

save

the

they

organization

V.4

outstanding

and

joining

usually popularity

fact

that

it

consumption

reason a

by

•credit

do not

The

and

to be very

and

important

for

lend

of

the

union.

money

credit

•allows

promotion

emphasized

with

home

for

unions

borrowers

to

purposes.

saving

have

an

institutions

consumption

Table

and

important

of them

respondents

from

Although

social

them

joining

with

to

of

market-based

many

purposes.

to credit,

five

To

a very

considered

financial

Members

them

V.3).

vendors

credit

majority

prove

least

in

the

individuals

moneylenders.

also

and

that

market

is

members

at

Table

respondents

purposes

borrow•for

motivate

to evaluate

Admittedly,

Access

partly

listed

(See

noted

professional

that

is considered

to provide

Formal

We

importance

moneylenders

formed

factors

respondents

of

from

of

several

by

do not

for

union look

but

rather

Table

V.5,

fixed

credit

reasons credit

deposits

of

unions, joining

primarily

upon

as

the

the

among

these

did

not

a credit

union.

to have

access

credit

an economic

respectively_ of

camaraderie

union

as

a

organization.

show

respondents

the

initial

with

the


110

TABLE

FACTORS

MOTIVATING

V. 3

MEMBERS

TO JOIN

THE

CCU

Frequencey •Factors

Considered

Degree of Importance*

Abs.

i.

To have access to credit primarily for home consumption purposes.

1 2 3

43 32 7

52.4 39.0 8.5

2.

To have access primarily for ness purposes.

1 2 3

52 i0 20

63.4 12.2 24.4

3.

To

1 2 3

18 57 7

21.9 69.5 8.5

4.

To socialize and foster camaraderie among the members.

1 2 3

9 45 28

ii.0 55.0 34.0

5.

To avoid borrowing from moneylenders.

1 2 3

61 18 3

74.0 22.0 4.0

to credit busi-

save.

Note : * ivery important 2important 3 - not importa:nt

at all


111

TABLE INITIAL

Initial

Fixed

DEPOSITS

OF

CCU MEMBERS

Deposits

(_)

Below

•FIXED

V.4

i0

Frequency

Abs.

2

2.4

I0

-

49

7

8.5

50

-

99

3

3.7

i00

-

299

13

15.9

300

-

499

4

4.9

500

-

999

31

37.8

4000

22

26.8

82

I00.0

i000-

Total

Mean : 732.07 S.D. : 906.78 Range: 5 - 4000


11 2

TABLE

OUTSTANDING

Present

Fixed

• (_)

Below

FIXED DEPOSITS THE DATE OF THE

V.5

OF CCU MEMBERS INTERVIEW

AS

Deposits

OF

Frequency Abs.

i000

I

1.25

i000

-

3999

29

36.25

4000

-

6999

12

15.0

7000

- 9999

6

7.5

i0000

-

19999

21

20000

-

29999

8

i0.0

30000

-

50000

3

3.75

Total

Mean S.D.

: :

9144.75 9277.96

80

26.25

I00.0


113

CCU

as

of

the

date

deposits

averaged

chapter,

the

differs the

among

been

average

the

sample

ten

the

member

This

fixes

8.7

has

of

years,

been

deposit

deposit

is about

his

on

fixed

date

that

than

the

respondents

unions

the

for

average,

deposSt

o_

respondents

greater

credit

that

the

the

Considering

it means

increasing

of

earlier

requirement On

12 times

respective

fixed

in the

unions.

fixed

their

initial

out

fixed

credit

deposit.

The

pointed

initial

average

members

of

As

and

initial

have

interview.

P732.07.

at P9,144.75.

average

the

maximum

intervieW,

stood

of

by

an each

P967.00

per

year.

Of

the

increase

82

respondents,

further

cided

"not

(ll.O_)

to

are

majority

fixed

increase

their

main

reason

to

increase

is

already

V.7).

able

important

for

deposits

their

determined

in motivating

(46)

to

increase

the

anticipated that

the

have

for their

9 the

depo-

while

the

not

planning

loan

capacity

needs

(see

Table

capacity

size

of

point

that

reciprocity

CCUs.

by

their

V.6),

loan

de-

and

given

by his

individuals

their

Table

(75.8%)

or 56 percent

with

reason

is that

to

anymore;

main

(See

majority

planning

(40.2_)

deposits

more

deposits

home

are 33

planning

be recalled

brings

Forty-six savings

fixed

should

this

are

by the

enough

is largely

fixed The

to borrow

given their

It

Again,

who

(48.8_)

deposits;

undecide%.

of those

is to be

member

their

still

sits

40

fixed

of

a

deposits. is very

to save.

of

the As of

respondents the

date

have of

the


114

TABLE

REASONS

GIVEN

FOR

PLANNING

%/.6

TO

INCREASE

FIXED

DEPOSITS

Frequency

Reasons

Abs.

I.

The return or interest rate on fixed deposit is very

attractive. 2.

To

be

able

3.

As

a form

Total

to

of

borrow

forced

more.

savings.

I0

25.0

28

70.0

2

40

5.0

I00.0


115

TABLE

•REASONS

GIVEN

FOR

NOT

V.7

INCREASING

FIXED

DEPOSITS

Frequency Reasons

I.

2.

3.

4.

Hard times, not enough money to increase fixed deposit Loan capacity enough anticipated needs

the

ceiling

'

set

6

18.2

25

75.8

1

3.0

1

3,0

33

i00.0

by _

Total 8

%

for

Worried about the political situation (e.g. coup d'etat, NPAs, etc.) Reached the CCU

Abs.


116

interview,

the

_13_301.60

(see

amount

of

who

while

deposits. are

and

union of

rest

planning

(see

the the

case

tely

an

with

the

(76_)

to

increase most in

Table

The

V.9).

and

costs

incentive CCU.

in

for The

their those

that

their

initial

depo-

money

given with

collectors,

CCUs,

significantly deposit.

to

most

conve-

the

credit

the

case

scheme,

is

their

reason

in

reduces

This

increase

popular

in

is

in

deduction

depositors

savings

deposits

salary

a

savings

have

savings

depositing

making

respondents

initial

who

reason

of

46

their

their

use

insignificant

the

popular

the

second

an

averaged

claimed

than

of

institution-based

transactions

(65%)

maintained

3S

CCUs,

not Of

30

accessibility

of

is

arehigher

The

market-based

deposits

individual.

have

comingyears.

nience

This

deposits,

However,

deposits the

an

deposits

the

savings

V.8).

for

savings savings

sits,

Table

savings

have

present

outstanding

definideposits

given

is

the !

relative fered

attractiveness by

banks.

the As

rates

were

during

the

at

the

deposit percent

of

credit

was

shown

union in

relatively period

time rates per

have

remained

them

higher

the

for

annum, the than

higher

1982

when

the

-

while

those

the as

in

offered

interest

with

previous

chapter_

than

1986.

went

deposit

compared

the

However.

interview

banks

same

the

was down deposit the by

those

in

deposit 1987,

conducted;

rates

previous banks.

for year,

by

deposit rates

especially the

to

of-

given bank

CCU

sharply

rates

as

low

credit thus

nominal as unions making

4


117

TABLE

OUTSTANDING AS OF

V.8

SAVINGS DEPOSITS THE DATE OF THE

OF CCU MEMBERS INTERVIEW

Frequency Amount

of

Savings

Deposit

(F) Abs

%

100

.

300

12

26.1

400

-

900

4

8.7

I000

-

3000

17

36.9

4000

-

ZOO00

5

tO.9

11000

- 20000

4

8.7

21000

- 40000

1

2.2

3

6.5

100000

and

above

Total

Mean: S.D.:

_13,301.6 36,556.4

46

100.0


118

TABLE

REASONS

GIVEN

IN PLANNING WITH

V.9

TO INCREASE THE CCU

;AVINGS

DEPOSIT

Frequency Reasons Abs.

i.

2. 3.

4.

Interest compared by banks. To be

rate is attractive to the rates offered

able

Convenience in depositing.

to and

borrow

To help increase the CCU.

Total

more

13

37.1

1

2.9

20

57.1

1

2.9

accessibility

the

fund

of

35

i00.0


119

All

respondents

were

incentives

offered

sibility,

73 percen$

the

CCU

of_

is more

while same

of

deposits,

ted

with

bad

banks.

noted

The

incentives

2.

Borrowing

Of

not

seem

to

It comes

from

union.

The

ten

CCUs.

About

56

before

the

date

borrowed

by

CCU

members

This

about

average Fifty-six

loan

sample

80

credit

percent

of

of the

credit

banks

bank

deposi-

from

Closed

depositors.

union than

members

to

price

their

credit

mobilization.

borrowed

unions them

their

(56%)

is of

258.7 the

borrower-dominated

borrowed

interview.

average

from

are

is F21_780.30

maturity

percent

that

union

incentives

respondents_

twice

credit

banks.

several

deposits

are admit-

as with

many

are

safety

deposits

years_

their

to

26 percent

that

know

bank

regards

as safe

few

they

nearest

their

that

CCU

82

is

are

by

claimed bank

the

while

to savings

the

regard

nearest

known

show

to acces-

and

past

non-price

the

months

CCU

experienced

With

that

with

collecting

non-price

With

banks_

time

to

when

the

the

in the

to compare

respondents

CCU

publicly

was

more

that

it was

results

respond

with

that

a hard

This

total

indicate_

deposits

and

banks.

than

said

percent

than

their

collapsed,

the

asked

Of accessibility.

62

CCU

It is to be

tors

of

and

accessible

in terms

that

CCUs

17 percent

the

safer

by

also

between

to

3

The

average

amount

(see

Table

V.IO).

fixed days

i

(see

respondents

deposits.

The

Table

V.II).

obtained

loans


120

TABLE V. lO AMOUNT

BORROWED

BY

MEMBERS

FROM

THEIR

CCU

Frequency Amoun% Abs.

P5,000

and

P5wO01

-

less _i0,000

%

18

22.5

18

22.5

I0

12.5

PIO,O01

"

_15,000

_15,001

-

_20,000

7

8.8

_20,001

- P25,000

3

3.8

P25,ool

- _30,000

6

7.5

.p30,001

-

P35,000

1

1.2

P35;001

-

P40,O00

3

3.8

P40,O01

-

P45,000

3

3.8

_45,001

-

_50,000

2

2.5.

P5C,001

and

above

TOTAL

Mean S.D. Median:

: :

P21,760.30. P23;615.20 P13,500.00

9 80

11.2 100.0


121

TABLE MATURITY

PERIOD

OF LOANS

V.II

BORROWED

BY

MEMBERS

FROM

CCU

Frequency Days Abs.

I00

42

52.5

105

1

1.2

120

1

1.2

150

1

1.2

180

i

1.2

200

8

I0.0

300

1

1.2

360

15

540

1

1.2

720

6

7.5

900

1

1.2

I, 140

2

2.5

TOTAL

Mean : S.D. : Median :

258'69 272.36 i00.0

80

18.6

i00.0


122 with

maturities

members

of

of

less

than

market-based

turn-over

from

their

tion-based

CCUsi

i50

days.

credit

unions

businesses.

on

the

These who

Most

other

are

have

high

memDers

hand_

mostly

of

cash

institu-

obtained

long-term

loans.

The ranges to

duration

from

between

1 to

process

30

days.

a loan

about

41

percent

were

released

loan

at

On

the

of

the

1 to

2

application

the

CCUs

average,

(see

days

after

it

Table

respondents

and

release

takes

5.9

V.12).

claimed

days

However,

that

their

loans

of

their

loan

submission

applications.

A from

m_mber the

proceeds This

CCU.

is

Of

total

the

percent amount

Or

proceeds return.

business

%o

to

for

allocated

for

of

their have

daily

working

Table

respondents

are

institution-based

CCUs

own

business.

small

family

working

capital.

The

initial

capital the

members

weekly

loan V.13).

purposes,

shorter

capital

(see

total

business

working

or

the

secured

for

as

Most

a loan

of

our

increasing/improving

augment

a

their

either

loans on

of

augment

(76_)

many

members

for

purposes

since

business.

their

amortized

amount

purposes

percent

finance

used

existing

borrowed

Some

used

were

business,

for

partiy

were

several

surprising

vendors. t_

that

used

no%

borrowed

cite

Seventyvsix

were

market

an

may

of

basis.

ensures

them

a

new

capital

of

market-based

capital. maturities

53

remaining

for

fixed

also

The and

reason

need

Using of

CCUs

an

is

%o %he

be loan

immediate


123

TABLE

DURATION

V.12

BETWEEN LOAN APPLICATION

AND RELEASE

Frequency Duration

(days)

, Abs.

%

1 - 2

33

41.3

3 - 4

14

17.5

4

5.0

14

17.4

15

18.8

80

I00.0

• /

5-6 7 9

8

and

above

TOTAL

Mean : S.D. :

5.89 6.42


_124 TABLE

USES

Uses

of

Loan

OF

Proceeds

CCU

V. 13

LOAN

PROCEEDS

As average percentage of total loan per borrower (in %)

66.0

S.D.

i.

Business

2.

Household appliances/ furniture

5.8

21.0

3.

House

1.9

9.6

4.

Family

6.4

18.0

5.

Payment

2.1

8.5

6.

Restructurinq loan from

1.6

9.3

1.7

9.6

0.9

5.7

8.1

24.0

2.5

13.0

1.2

ii_0

repairs/improvements consumption of

loans

to

of CCU

old

7.

Lending

8.

Saving

9.

Education

i0.

Medical

ii.

House/Lot

12.

Jewelrles

0.12

13.

Others

7.7

in

others the

40.0

bank

care acquisition

i.i 25.6


1,25.

Table (NER) As

V.14

paid

by

pointed

out

rate

refers

rest are

deducted

to

the

interest

advance, fee,

it

greatly

lending

different

rates

per

is that

varies

nominal

The

average

all

CCUs

when

inte-

interest

payments

i.e.i

collection As

shown

respondents in our

The

the

loans.

effective

etc.

across

rate

latest

the

fees,

rates.

effective

their •

included

for

interest

charges

insurance

different

ges.

on

rate

plus

One

have

effective

chapter,

reasons.

they

nominal

in,the_earlier

service V.14,

the

CCU member-borrowers

in

charges, Table

shows

other

additiona_

interest

for

two

sample

impose

reason

is that

different

rate

in

is

char-

19.5

percent

unions

usually

annum.

As claim

already that

they

are

charging.

ded

in the

Table

9.7

means

charge This

it is

percent

that

other

earlier,

interest

is true

computation

V,15,

only

mentioned

of

shown

when

that

charges

much

lower

if other

the

other

credit

charges

effective the

are

for

what

banks

not

inclu-

are

interest

average

charges

account

than

rate.

interest not

half

of

rate

included. the

In is It

effecXive

• 4

interest be

pointed

does

not

rate. out

82

shown

later,

considerably

Respondents services

As

provided

respondents,

in the

the

CCU average

differ

gave by 45

a

earlier

from

very

their percent

high

effective

the

bank

rating

respective rated

chapter

as will

lending lending

on

credit the

and

services

the

rate

rate.

quality

unions. of

of Of

CCU

the as


126

TABLE

EFFECTIVE

INTEREST

Effective

interest (in _)

RATE

PER

V. 14

ANNUM

ON

CCU

MEMBER

LOANS •

,%

Rate/Annum

Frequency Abs.

%

1

1.3

Ii.0-

12.99

13.0-

14.99

31

39.7

16.99

9

11.5

18.99

0

0

15.0

-

17.019.0

-

20.99

6

7.7

21.0

-

22.99

1

1.3

23.0

- 24.99

i0

12.8

25.0

- 26.99

8

10.3

27.0

- 28.99

12

15.4

78

i00.0

To%al

Mean : S.D. : Range"

19.46 5.797 ii.11 -

28.73


127

TABLE

INTEREST

Interest (in

6.0 8.0

RATE

V.15

PER ANNUM EXCLUDING OTHER ON CCU MEMBER LOANS*

Rate/Annum

CHARGES

Frequency ................. Abs. %

%)

7.99

36

45.0

- 9.99

17

21.3

8

I0.0

13

16.3

-

i0.0 ,_

11.99

12.0

-

13.9.9

14.0

-

15.99

2

2.5

16.0

-

17.99

0

0

18.0

-

19.99

4

5.0

Total

*Refers collected in Mean S.D. Range:

: :

to interest advance. 9.72 3.28 6.5

-

19.76

rate

80

when

interest

payments

I00.0

are


128

excellent, Only

•while

B percent

When their

deemed

cheap

a business,

•they

growth

cially capital.

consumption

when

family

have

the

CCU

loans

security

dishonesty

Members

that

dishonesty

among

addressed.

Another

inadequate

information

The

involvement better

knowledge

Some indicated

need

to

seems

anO

problem

their

CCUs

on how

can

their

audit/supervisory

committee

have" to espe-

educational assistance

emergency of

CCU

loans members

checking

to

be the

most

to

lessen

or

staff

that

are

eliminate

operation

their

the their

of active

enhanced

through

operating.

to

it

is of

degree

been

I

inadequately

the

i) strengthening that

popular.

by members

by members

so

who

working-

reviewed;

have

as fol@ows:

are

be

CCUs

above

those

emerges.

further

offered

of usurious

the

the

be

solutions

most

valuable

day-to-day out

as the

extra

that

expressed

on the

from

contribution

family

cash

get

significant,

of all,

measures

pointed

CCUs'

needed

for

officers

members in

the

For

out

the

of officers

claimed

CCUs.

for

that

clutches

provided

Most

needs

the measures

their

they

emerged

is quite

offered low.

benefits

the

pointed

satisfactory.

as unsatisfactory.

credit

the much

members

are

what

from

that

of

as

response,

business

unanticipated

Among on

be free

them

of CCU

accessible

believed

funds

provided

whenever

asked

provision

Other

and

were

a popular

of their

in the

services

To

is also

rated

the

and

response.

moneylenders

the

percent

respondents

CCUs,

popular

52

can

problems of

the

effectively

t


129 check the

dishonesty

information

into

it;

3)

automation

C.

and

i.

WAYS

section,

other

of the

away

Aside alternative

by

the

and

more use

of

funds

of office

transactions;

practice

since

improvement

channeling

tQ_!process

with

of

and

deducting

it effectively

SAVING AND OTHER SOURCES FOR CCU MEMBERS

we

examine

the

increases

CCU

members'

OF CREDIT

alternative

ways

of

of credit.

the

of Saving

credit

institutions is a bank_

unions, in

savings,

One

the

is a "paluwagan",

CCU

members

wh'ich they

a formal

can

financial

or ROSCAS,

have place

their

institution, an

two

informal

and

finan-

association.

Table members. savings the to

CCU

OF

Ways

from

Other

2)

staff;

simplification

in advance

sources

Alternative

cial

and

rate.

ALTERNATIVE

saving

doing

payments

lending

In this

program

streamlining,

4)

interest

officers

(e.g ...... computers)

finally,

the

among

V.16 More

than

deposits

times

higher

It means

that

half

the of

in banks.

outstanding _900,000,

summarizes

savings with

than

an

the

the

deposits

average

behavior

total

As of the

average

relatively

saving

per

date

respondents of the

member

of _36,584. savings

well-off

CCU

of

deposits members

have

interview,

range

from

This

is

with use

CCU

_600 three

the

CCU.

banks

as a


130

TABLE

SAVING

Fixed No.

1.

CCU

82*

2.

Banks

-

3.

Paluwagan

*

Two

Note:

BEHAVIOR

Deposits Ave.

Amt.

9,144.25

-

OF

CCU

Savings No.

did in

not

give

parentheses

MEMBERS

Deposits Ave.

13,301.60

45 (54.9)

38,584.10

Amt.

46 (56.1)

....

respondents Figures

V. 16

the are

answer. percent.

Time

Deposits

No.

Ave.

-

Amt.

-

12 (14.6)

32,287.54

22 (26.8)

19_096.26


131

depository

whenit

their.loan

capacity,

other

comes

services

depositors

Out

time

with

lot

We banks

to

theirl

decision

majority

sibility the

of

0f

the

to

save

bank,

the

bank

respondents

decision

to

of

and

considered

important

by

respectively.

to

borrowing

facilities

by

78.6

considered

from

of the

very

could

that

the

"not

in

the The

with

is

very

factors in

percent

not

results

whether at

the

deposit, by

percent

of

"interest

rate

their on

a deposit"

were

percent

of

enhanced

the

access

important

at

result

all

sharply

reciprocity members

a

Acces-

in

This

all that

important

considered

motivating

they

V.IT).

46.7

which

in

show

88.9

making and

in

to

important"

list_' it

in

is

savlngs

making

"very

respondents.

important

the

Results

Interestinglyj

earlier

interview,

important"

Table.

incuffed

was

time

_130_000.

as

s (see

The

51.1

CCU.

have

motivate

them

spent

the

big

P32_280.

ranked

banks.

respondents,

differs

of

which

to

banks.

respondent

"expenses

percent

absence

the

the

banks#

or

time

topped

in

deposits"

_5,000,

rank

in

were

agreeing save

from

"important",

deposits

the

and

percent

of

averaged

members

in

15

date

by

CCU

important",

great

accepted

that

"Very

safety

the

factors

of

on

prompted

with

•only

some

asked

ceiling

have funds

range

deposits

listed

accessibility

of

member

are

and

As

per

time

and

their

respondents,

currently

outstanding

ail

banks.

deposits

minimum

checkingaccount

to place

of.the82

deposits

The

asset.diversification,

like

not

.to larger..deposits.

to

is place


132

TABLE

FACTORS

MOTIVATING

Factors

CCU

V. 17

MEMBERS

Degree Importance*

TO

SAVE

of

IN

BANKS

Frequency Abs.

1.

Interest on deposits.

rate

1 2 3

8 23 14

17.8 51.1 31.1

2.

Accessibility of the bank.

1 2 3

40 5 0

88.9 ii, 1 0

3.

Time spent making a deposit.

1 2 3

28 15 2

62.2 33.3 4.5

4.

Expenses in making

incurred a deposit.

1 2 3

20 21 4

44.4 46.7 8.9

5.

Enhanced borrowing

access to facilities.

i 2 3

5 6

ii.i 13.3 75.6

30 12 3

67.4 25.6 7.0

6.

Safety

*Note:

in

34

1 2 3

i = very important; 2 3 = not important

= important; at all,


133

their

savings

very

few

in

among

It

is

pocket

the

are

wing

money

sit

transaction

parts,

namely:

bank.

The

of to

their

waiting is

banks

by

at

to

have

to

the

have

a

cost

who ride

are in

a "paluwagan"

joined

with

Table

frequency an

V.20). average

number

going

which

of

the is

of • members

at

the

(see

to

Table

account

their

place

that

they

V.19).

The

average

Admittedly, is

too

business.

the

bank_

go

this costly,

For the

respondents

between

per

an

two

indicated

total

"sahod"

per

close

a

contribution

not

into

those average

_2.25.

the

time

a depo-

time

a deposit

which

to

contribution

average

amount

P19,096.

average

average The

of

of

time

is

making down

minutes.

running

incurred

in

have

Table

waiting

out-of-

depositing/withdra-

minutes

very

below,

and

IS.6

them

23.6

bank.

andwaiting

bank of

a

broken

who

(see is

long

take

a

percent

bank

be

shown

time

spent

averages

they

The

can

much in

time

be

from

how

time

(26.8_)

weekly

was

The

TwenZy-two

1987.

the

a depositor

walking

those

transportation

that

by

respondents

68

relatively

expecially

out

a bank

to

fact,

time

a

who

prefer

In

find

time

will

borrowed

travelling

the

As

to

bank.

with

of

a bank

work.

the

travelling

Most

with

spent

from

unions.

respondents

interesting

cost

V.18).

credit

January in

the

of

P385.90

cycle

was

(kitty)

cycle

was

and

31.

September

"paluwagan" per 6.4

received

insignificant

revealed

was

week

(see

months,

and

per

amount.

cycle The


134

TABLE

TRAVELLING

AND

WAITING

TINE

IN

V. 18

MAKING/WITHDRAWING

Minutes

DEPOSITS•

Frequency Abs.

A.

Travelling 10

and

II

-

21

-

31

and

time less

15

35.7

20

21

50.0

30

5

11.9

1

2.4

above TOTAL

Mean S.D. B.

: :

Waiting

42

I00 .0

15.62 8.75 time 6

less

14.3

I0

anU

II

- 20

16

38.1

21

-

30

13

31.0

31

.and above TOTAL

Mean S.D.

: :

23.55 12.62

7

16.7

42

I00.0


135

,TABLE• V. 19 TRANSPORTATION EXPENSES (ROi_I)TRIP) INCURRED IN MAKI_NG A DEPOSIT WITH A BANK

Transportation

Expenses

Frequency Abs.

Walking Riding

.17

68.0

_m

._

,_

8

_2.0

7

P40

'1

Average :

p2.25

32.0


136

TABLE

_20

FREQUENCY OF CONTRIBUTION. AVERAGE AMOUNT OF CONTRIBUTION, AMOUNT RECEIVED.PER CYCLE ("SAHOD"), AVERAGE LENGTH OF TIME OF ONE CYCLE, AND THE AVERAGE NUMBER. OF MEMBERS PER CYCLE IN THE LAST PALUWAGAN

Average.

i.

Frequency

of

2.

Amount of per share

Contribution (in p)

3.

Average length of time per cycle (in months)

4.

Amount cycle

5.

Number cycle

Note:

Some

contribution,

received ( in _) of

weekly 365.9

6.4

per

members

15,096.26

752.15

4.5 4_,486.10

per 31

members

S.D.

have

more

than

one

share.

37.5


137 For the

market-based

CCU members

"paluwagan"

capital, used

was

while

mainly

for

for

used

r the

mainly

"sahod"

to augment

institution-based

education

received their

CCU

purposes

from working

members,

and

for

it

was

buying

home

appliances.

In

retrospect,

proportion

of CCU

results

members

have

most

important

institutions.

The

to

savingseither

place

their

the

bank

an

important

and

vehicle

2.

for

Other

Sources

This

section

members

to

union.

We have

namely:

bors/relatives,

credit

of

of

sources

of

motivates

them

union

with

or

also

deposits.

four

only

extent

credit

of

other

serves

(See

other

the

sources

as

Lamberte

of

the

CCU

credit

of borrowing, friends/neigh-

suppliers. first

access

_han

moneylenders,

traders/goods

credit,

.Ammng

belongs

to

the

the

four

formal

.,

V.21

summarizes

the

and

between

credit

"paluwagan"

the

professional

Although

depositors

that

savings

study).!

identified

members. CCUs

significant

Credit

markets.

Table

the

mobilizing

discusses

and

a

to alternative

factor

The

a related

other

banks,

sources

for

that

access

with

is accessibility.

Bunda[1988]

show

almost

quite only

January

and

a 4

the

all

respondents

number

of them September

borrowing

of

the

availed 1987.

behavior are

borrowers

respondents ._f

a

This

of

loan .from asymmetric

CCU from

are

bank

a

bank access


138

TABLE BORROWING

Sources

of

BEHAVIOR

OF CCU

V. 21

MEMBERS,

JANUARY

(1) No. of Respondents

Credit

- SEPTEMBER

(2) Average Amount Borrowed (_)

1987

(3) Average Maturity

(4) •Average Interest

days

(%)

m

!/ i.

CCU

80 (97.6)

21,760.30 (23,615.20)

2.

Banks

4 (4.9)

12,750.00 (18,191.12)

3.

Professional Moneylenders

7 (8.2)

4.

Friends/Neighbors/Relatives

14 (17..0)

5.

Traders/Suppliers

26 (51.0)_/

6.

Paluwagan

19,5 (5.8)

322.5 (75.0)

19.5 (7.33)

2,785,.70 (2,118.50)

65.7 (30.3)

1_,607.14 (10,388.93.)

95.0 (60.0)

5_,613.46 (121,792.49)

22 (26.8)

•"

258.7 (572.4)

53.5 (19.3)

120.0 (0.0) 6,0 (-) 29.3 (4.2)

19,096.26 (41,486.10)

-

-

A/ Effective interest rate which discounted in advance plus

Refers to only 7 respondents. loans without maturity.

Refers not

is the interest all charges.

The

other

to only charged

one respondent. The other interest on their loans.

Refers

to only

those

Refers

to an

rate

7 respondents

13 respondents

have

were

i/

average

who

are

amount

engaged

borrowed

in a busi_ness.

per

month.

Price differential between goods bought in cashand on This is based on the responses from 15 respondents. Note:

Figures in parentheses in column (i) are percent, while in columns (2) - (4) are standard deviations.

credit.


to

bank

services

is

uncommon

no_t

especially

among-:

small

entr,_preneurs.

The just

average

about

amount

of

Of

average

half

the

,,

by

CCU

fact

.

members

that

of

bank

bank

loans amount

..

from

their

only

very

few

loan

is

have

access

of

credit

This

smaller

unions

which

is •much

loans,

the

in

same

this

loan.

The

as

the

average

bank those

of

the

loans

of

CCU

loans.

interest

19.5

percent.

nominal

loans

rate

CCUs

interest same the only

is

on

their

rates

of

true

with

average;

is

CCUs

banks

the

markets.

'length a

t han, in

per

used, possible

of

is

the

note

for

linkage

:_

importance

not

on the

charged !_.

this

the

CCU

deducted

rate

differ

_rom,

days_

charged

-.

that

:

shows

, .._

that

so

much.

The

It

takes,

on

ba,nk),_which

one •

" A

is

CCU.

to

loan

size

practically

processing.

loan

the

from

322

annum

Again_ do

.

the

not

interest

5""./ '.

. __

some

and

interesting

" • _

borrowers

loans.

8 day,s toge_

2 a_ysio_ger

It

members'

,

from

Unlike

were

This

effective

was

•.

by

aside

population'.-

bank

.,inal

? ,

the

of

bank

is

obtained

}

segment

on

,

obtained

emphasize

payments

loans

/

to

that

This

Credit,

serves

than

loans•averaged

So,

than

maturity

longer

interest

advance.

bank

to

average

The

only

the

to

.

unions.

of

unions.

credit

PI_750.

" L

credit

much

was

lending

of

the

formal

others_ and

bank

"_

C"

suggesting

,] ..! ',

.._

between

to

.;

,,

informal'

.

credit


140 Only

7

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[1988])

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source

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141'

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of the

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in terms

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on credit.

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interest

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142_

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bought paid"

on

credit

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suppliers.

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interest 29.3 and

the

would traders/

rate

percent

bank

have,

arising per

annum.

lending

interest

rate

rates

charged

by

moneylenders.

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summary,

sources

of

their

credit

access

limited.

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to

the

neighbors/relatives sources

LENDING

BEHAVIOR

D.

CCU also

members

engaged

in

than

formal

_ Among

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members

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i:nformal

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sources

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to

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OF

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and

borrowers.

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to informal

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significant.

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24

(29.4_)

neighborsfriendsrelatives

September 3.06). _i0,922.90 amount

82

1987. The

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(S.D. borrowed

= by

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during

average,

amount

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3.6

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the

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January

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granted is

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(8.D.

borrower same

to

= was

average

friends/neighbors/


,143 Among

relatives. the

loan

which

stipulate4a imposed

was

a maturity

consumer September

1987.

was

(S.

11.9

wer

(see

maturity

Table

the

loans

Market

is

that

charging

loans

are

of the

past

23

V.23).

loan

the

Table

exposure

each

to

per borro-

month.

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respondents

to

total

V.24).

by market

extended

PI0,477

per

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in

respondent

average

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rest

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(see

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had

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to P880.44

not

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days

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credit.

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granted

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days

of borrowers

that

them

on

outstanding This

vendors

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roughly

loans said

in

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38

are

of

interest

granted,

104,4

or

number

of the

amount

extending

the

date

they

during

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averaged

engaged

with

V.22).

loans

them_

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51 respondents

13.7).

of

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of

charge_

annum.

customers

averaged

significant

mostly

=

one

averaged

average

a consumer

of

for which

their

only

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(23)

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customers

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of

to

period

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a

period

earlier_

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obtained

their

percent

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lenders,

period

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month

60

maturity

business.

24

the

not

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an

charge

respondents

higher

prices

problems

average was

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to

amount

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average

average

usually of past

(S.D.

29 days.

penalties

on past

who

extended

for

goods

loans. All

due

consumer

bought

due

= P41,548),

outstanding of

associated loans

as

which Those

respondents

loans.

loans,

on credit.

only All

5 of


144

TABLE

_22

AMOUNT OF. CONSUMER LOANS GRANTED PER MONTH

Amount

Frequency Abs.

100

-

500

6

27.3

800

-

1000

3

13.6

1100

-

5000

7

31.8

5100

-

10000

4

18.2

10100

-

60000

0

0

60100

-

100000

2

9.1

Total

Mean: S.D.:

P10,477.27 P24,746.16

22

100.0


145

TABLE•

MATURITY

PERIOD

V.23

OF TRADE CREDITS _TO CUSTOME_tS

Maturity Period (days)

,,,

,

,

,.

Frequency Abs.

1

1

7

4.3

9

39.1

30

-9

39, i

60

3

13.2

360

,1

4.3

\

Total

Mean: S.D.:

38 days 72.5 days

23

I00.0


146

TABLE TOTAL

OUTSTANDING

CONSUMER

V.24

LOANS

AS

OF

DATE

OF

INTERVIEW

Amount

Frequency Abs.

Below

i000 -

5000

9

39.1

6000

-

10000

3

13.05

11000

-

30000

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31000

and

Mean:

above

3

are

engaged

in

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creait

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23.3).

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178.7

13.05

23

100.0

P159,535.05

goods,

five

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P38,347.96

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loans

34.8

1000

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them

8

is market

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38

moneylenders

that it

vendors per are

dry

price bought

days.

percent

selling

annum.

charging.

like

differential in the

means

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goods,

cash

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charging This

between

averaged

average

RTW

18.6

maturity

the

their

is

as

high

goods percent

as

for

interest

consumer what

canned

bought

period

implicit

on

dresses,

loans

on

(S.D.

=

consumer rate

the

averaged

professional


.147

VI.

SUMMARY

This

AND

study

Cooperative

and

formal

thrift

funds

to

throughout asse-ts_

many

and

thrkft

role

and

a

sense

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even

larger

operate

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have

greater

instance,

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subjected

and

other

CCUs

are

considered

institutions

certain

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arise

members formal

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terms

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in

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compared

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and

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in

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under

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CCUs

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icipatLon

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degree

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(CCUs)

informal

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CONCLUSIONS

for

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CCUs.

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reserve

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in

sense

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although

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registered

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agency.

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the not

need have

to

meet

access

institutLons

to by

the the

financial credit

pooling

problems

of

facilities

of

•their

resources


148

together.

Interestingly_

"paluwagan". them

into

with no

As a

the means

does

to

collection the members

need

are

to

made

cash

formal

reason

scheme

CCU

most

the

services

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that

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of

members

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are

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example} outside held

repayment

when schemes

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perhaps

on

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main

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CCUs,

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daily

moneylenders. so

set

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members.

non-wealthy

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of

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of

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funds

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sample

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internally-generated

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felt.

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and have certain

proportion

CCUs time

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have

of

yet

deposits.

already

shown

policies,

of

to This

modest such

as


149

interest

rate

m_mbers

to

and

save

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more

found

the

real

the

period

at

a

to

be

assets 1984

faster

bution

member.

per

effects

of

makes

CCUs

system

suffered

banks

leges_ were

on

banking

1986,

those

CCUS

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a weak CCUs

repository

portion

of

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of

them

are

as

competitors

to

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serve

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on

and

had

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of and

less

exacted

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CCUs

to

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Reciprocity

which

the the

on

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dependence

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contri-

vulnerable

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banks._

deposits

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between

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past

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a run

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banks.

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performance

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terms banks

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determining market

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deposit

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rates, they

CCUs make

an


150

effort

to

,align

banks.

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deposit

rates

during

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when per

their

lower

reduced

annum

while

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the

Perhaps; of

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we

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rates

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the

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condition

is one

area

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usually

where

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•reciprocity_

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loans

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normal

some

times,

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in

already

help•

though

percent

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members accommo-

not.

we found

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to interest

note

1987

their

lending

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banks•

year.

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reflect

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previous

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effective

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4

into

and

exercise

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take

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rate

borrower-dominated. sensitive

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for

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banks

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the

rates

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by

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offered

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of

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to

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1982

banks.

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information

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the

date

of 56

the

CCUs

averaged

deposits.

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27

diversif)

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banks

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with Apart

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percent

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used

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respective

_9.144.

deposits

borrowings

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friends/relatives/neighbors onl_

than

the and


152

from

moneylenders

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to

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have

lessened

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fact

that

access

cially

among

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them

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the

borrow of

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ICMs.

alternative with

CCU

savings

they

degree

and

are

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active

participation

significant.

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of

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have

loans

and

percent

percent

customers

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45

traders/suppliers

respondents of

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moneylenders.

during

while

1987.

entrepreneurs.

only (29)

from

the

and.small

are

1987,

their

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friends/neighbors/relatives

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is

of

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their

.to

half

households

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lenders.

need

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banks.,

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financial them

to

saving

important

provided

savers

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banking

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capacity. provide

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the source

of

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credit

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transaction

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borrowers with

i

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savers

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borrowers.

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sample and

CCUs

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subsidies,

performed and

without

well access

without to

government the

rediscoun-


153 ting

window

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the

Credit

Philippine were

of

Central

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Federation

not

included

size

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segment

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some

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unions

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performed

suggest bear

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to

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belonging

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(PFCCI)

which

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in

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fund.

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fund,

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funds

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linkage

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to

be

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currently

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credit

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contricredit

instead

unions

resorting

funds

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to

to

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credit for

liquidity

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funds

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banks

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PFCCI

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needs

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to

demand

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outlet

services

CCUs

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likely

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contribute

lent

external

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are

schemes,

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severely

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with

access

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unions

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meet

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the bank

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banks.

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schemes One

be to

scheme

whDlesale


,154 credit

to

CCUs.

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institutions.

small

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internal

is

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and

has

it. to

the

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CCUs

stable

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lending

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to

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adopting

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we

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on

enshrined

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particulal

to

cheap

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it

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government

funds.

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can

the

which

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sections

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study

continue

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incentive

banks

several

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going

thought

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rather

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rural

funds

policymakers.

member

advantage

difficulty

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to

CCUs.

constitution

explicitly

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mobilized

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federations

suhsidized_

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heavily

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being

maintain

banks

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policies

deposits

the

should

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Without

exploit

to

Those

program

scheme.

in

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borrowers.

lending

and

meant

which,

need

provide been

movement to

develop

some

shown

lessons

that

the i

patience,

strong

founding

determination

members

count

a

lot

and

sincerity

of

in

successfully

the

lea_ers/

developing

•

cooperative.

Leaders

participation

from

birds. the

Conscious proper

It

sometime.

substitute developing

Such

members.

is

should for

important

others to

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good

good leaders.

quality

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effort

environment

potential. take

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leaders,

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be

develop

laws

elicit

individuals

therefore

recognize good

easily

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that and shorten

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provide

leadership process

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process

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Chandavarkar, Avand G., The Informal Financial Sector in DeveloDr_ .... .Inq Countries: Analysis, Evidence, and •Policy ImDllcations. SEACEN Occasional Paper No. 2 (August_1987). Ghate,

P. Credit Office,

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APPENDIX

GNP

Deflators

and

Inflation

Rates,

GNP Deflator (Base: 1972)

Year

1982

-

Inflation (%)

1982

3.439

10.2

1983

3.840

i0.0

1984

5.754

50.3

1985

6•.774

23.1

1986

6.895

0.8

nr

Source:

NEDA_

Statistical

Yearbook,

1987.

1986

Rate


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