Anil Kumar Sharma Keywords SMEs finance economy financial stability financial institution risk management Read more about Anil Kumar Sharma Anil Kumar Sharma is the Executive Director, Reserve Bank of India. Before taking over as ED, he was headed the Enforcement Department of Reserve Bank of India as Chief General Manager. He has done his Masters in Economics from Doaba College Jalandhar, Punjab and was UGC Fellow at Gokhale Institute of Politics and Economics, Pune before joining RBI in 1986. He holds a Diploma in Treasury and Risk Management and is a Certified Associate of Indian Institute of Bankers. His experience in the Bank lies in the area of management of currency and banking, rural credit, and supervision.
J P R Karunaratne Keywords finance economy sri lanka bank SME financial institution financial stability Read more about J P R Karunaratne J P R Karunaratne is the Secretary to the Monetary Board and possess over 30 years (1991) experience in the Central Bank of Sri Lanka and at present Assistant Governor in charge of Department of Supervision of Non-Bank Financial Institutions, Regional Development Department, Macroprudential Surveillance Department and Risk Management Department.
Abu Farah Md. Nasser Keywords Bangladesh bank Governor finance economy banking regulation corporate governance macroeconomic financial stability sustainable financing green bond taxonomy Read more about Abu Farah Md. Nasser Abu Farah Md. Nasser is the Deputy Governor of the Bangladesh Bank. He has been Deputy Governor of Bangladesh Bank since March 2021. He started his career as Central Banker at Bangladesh Bank in October 1988. With over 32 years of experience in different positions in Bangladesh Bank, he supervised the activities of the Banking Regulation and Policy Department, Department of Off-site Supervision, Department of Banking Inspection, Agricultural Credit Department, SME & Special Programmes Department, etc.
Trends and Challenges in MSME Development and Access to Finance in South Asia: Key Findings from Asia SME Monitor 2021 - Volume I Read more about Trends and Challenges in MSME Development and Access to Finance in South Asia: Key Findings from Asia SME Monitor 2021 - Volume I This presentation gives an overview of challenges and development of MSMEs relevant to building a resilient recovery.
Launch Seminar of Asia Small and Medium Medium-Sized Enterprise Monitor 2021 Read more about Launch Seminar of Asia Small and Medium Medium-Sized Enterprise Monitor 2021 This presentation gives an overview of the policy actions to support MSMEs in Pakistan.
Fatima Javaid Keywords finance economy pakistan bank SMEs Read more about Fatima Javaid Fatima Javaid is the Joint Director for Infrastructure, Housing and SME Finance Department of the State Bank of Pakistan. Joining the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) in October 2005, Ms. Fatima Javaid has a central banking experience of over 16 years. She has vast experience of working in policy, regulations refinance schemes and promotion and development of SME sector and Islamic banking. She is currently working on SME policy and regulations related assignments.
MSMEs Related Policy Actions in the COVID Context in Nepal Read more about MSMEs Related Policy Actions in the COVID Context in Nepal This presentation gives an overview of the policy actions to support MSMEs in Nepal.
Accelerating Dynamics of MSMEs Post COVID-19 in South Asia : A Case Study of Pakistan Read more about Accelerating Dynamics of MSMEs Post COVID-19 in South Asia : A Case Study of Pakistan This presentation gives an overview of the efforts and challenges in scaling up MSMEs in Pakistan.
2021 ADBI Annual Conference: Climate Change Mitigation and Green Finance Read more about 2021 ADBI Annual Conference: Climate Change Mitigation and Green Finance
Lessons from Asia Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Monitor 2021: Accelerating Dynamics of MSMEs post COVID-19 in South Asia Read more about Lessons from Asia Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Monitor 2021: Accelerating Dynamics of MSMEs post COVID-19 in South Asia This webinar comprised five sessions: 1. Trends and challenges in MSME development in South Asia: lessons from the Asia SME Monitor 2021, which summarized key findings from the ASM 2021 Volume I; 2. National efforts to scale up MSMEs and challenges against the pandemic, which discussed selected governments’ efforts to develop the MSME sector with key challenges during the COVID-19 crisis;