Policy documents to establish professional Sample Clauses

Policy documents to establish professional and sound management • Resource diversification and mobilization (external funding) plan for the next year • PFI’s procedures for – - Credit approval - Risk management - Collection & monitoring - Asset – liability management - Mobilize domestic resources - Internal audit & control - Marketing visits / Inspections - Annual review of credit • PFI’s policies for - Single / group / sector exposure limit - Insider lending - Insurance of funded assets - DOE clearance - CIB • Management Information System: Small write-up The self-assessment must confirm an PFI is meeting its commitments under this criterion and the IPFF may, in its discussion with a PFI, make further enquiries, as it deems necessary. Noted Points: • PFIs must comment on the status of each of these topics including – - How management addresses each of these issues; - Any significant plans in these areas for the coming year; and - What has been achieved in these areas in the year under review • PFIs must provide a copy of their current Corporate Strategy Statement • PFIs must comment on capacity, including staffing, for carrying out subproject appraisal (including environmental assessment) and for supervising subproject implementation.
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