Nancy Moran


Status: Ended with Loss - Defaulted

$675.00   Loan Request
$425.00   Paid Back

About the Entrepreneur

Name: Nancy Moran
Location: Guayaquil, Ecuador
Activity: Clothing Sales

About the Loan

Loan Amount: $675.00
Loan Use: Purchase goods/inventory.
Repayment Term: 11 months - View details below
Lenders Repaid: Monthly
Currency Exchange Loss: N/A
Date Listed: Oct 21, 2007
Date Disbursed: Nov 5, 2007
Date Funded:Oct 22, 2007

About the Country

Country:Ecuador
Avg Annual Income:$4,776.00
Currency:United States Dollars (USD)



Business Description



Nancy works as a traveling saleswoman in the town of Dauel and neighboring towns. She is assisted in her sales efforts by her children, as she makes her trips on weekends. She sells clothing, makeup and shoes.



Loan Use



She would like a loan to be able to purchase additional goods to sell to her customers.



Personal Information



Nancy is 32 years old, and has five children in school. They live in a house made of cana (a reed-like wood). Her goals are to improve her business to be able to build a better home and to ensure her childrens’ education.



Translated from Spanish by Mary Lynn, Kiva Volunteer.



Descripción del Negocio


La Sra Nancy se dedica a la venta de ropa de forma ambulante en la cuidad de Dauel y los pueblos circundantes a ‘el. En la venta le ayyuda su hijos pues ella visita los pueblos los fines de semana. Actualmente no solo vende la ropa sino ademas tambien vende cosmeticosy zapatos



Uso del Préstamo


Ella necestia el clredito para comprar mas mercaderia y asi tener mas productos que promocionar a sus clientes.



Información Personal


Ella tiene 32 años y cinco hijos, todos estudian tiene una casa de caña y su meta es salir adelante en el negocio para comenzar a construir su casa y tambien para asegurar la educacion de sus hijos


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Journal entries for Nancy Moran


Agradecimientos
 
Entrepreneur: Nancy Moran
Location: Guayaquil, Ecuador

Nancy esta muy feliz de saber que cuenta con el apoyo de Kiva y la comunidad solidaria para poder seguir adelante con este negocio y atender a la población en su sector que ella vende. Agradece a Kiva y la comunidad solidaria por el apoyo dado y espera poder atender de mejor forma a los clientes y también a la familia que espera de ella que es la generadora de ingresos para el negocio.

www.mifex.org


Posted by Luis Crespo from Guayaquil, Ecuador
Oct 28, 2007
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Update on MIFEX
 
Entrepreneur: Nancy Moran
Location: Guayaquil, Ecuador

Here is a message written by Robert Edgar, MIFEX Co-Founder and Director, on your loan:

As Mifex's Co-Founder and Director of Operations, I want to provide you with an update on your loan managed by Mifex. As you may know, all entrepreneur profiles on Kiva's website are posted by local Field Partners, like Mifex, which are organizations that lend to the poor for poverty alleviation. The role of a Field Partner is to screen each entrepreneur, upload his/her loan request on the Kiva website, disburse the loan, and collect loan repayments.

Lately, we have encountered substantial obstacles that may affect the repayment performance of Mifex and its entrepreneurs on the Kiva website. Here is an update from our institution that I hope helps clarify what some of the issues we are dealing with are. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to visit the Mifex website: http://www.mifex.org/, or email us at info@mifex.org.

In the microfinance industry Mifex is a very young organization. We were amongst the first institutions to use Kiva for financing and we have heavily relied on Kiva funds to start our organization. Although Kiva and the great lenders that support the site have helped our institution form a strong base for growth, we have recently encountered substantial obstacles.

A shortage of capital, combined with escalating default rates, has put a heavy strain on our operation. Many of our clients are also having a very difficult time making their repayments due to the persistent rains during the first half of the year. These factors have caused Mifex to accumulate a debt to Kiva lenders that we cannot pay without putting in danger the sustainability of our organization.

As a result, Mifex and Kiva have agreed to put a temporary pause on all new fundraising on the site until our organization regains its stability. We will continue to make collections on our Kiva loans during this time. However, due to the challenges we face, some of the funds you are expecting as a repayment may be delayed or defaulted if we are not able to collect them within 6 months of the end of their respective loan terms, as Kiva's policy states.

Over the next several months we will devote 100% of our efforts to resolving this situation so we can continue our relationship with Kiva. We will continue to collect the debt from our clients who have defaulted as well as explore other sources of financing. Meanwhile, we respectfully ask for your patience as we diligently work towards these goals.


Posted by Michelle May Kreger, Kiva Staff, from San Francisco, United States
Jul 17, 2008
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Your loan has defaulted
 
Entrepreneur: Nancy Moran
Location: Guayaquil, Ecuador

You may have noticed that repayments on this loan have not been coming in for quite some time. After detailed investigation by Kiva representatives in Ecuador, our team has determined that further repayments on your loan are highly unlikely. Therefore, this loan is now considered to be in default. To learn more, please visit:

http://www.kiva.org/about/aboutPartner?id=7

Although your loan was not repaid in full in this case, we hope you realize that over 95% of loans have been repaid in full to date on Kiva. We hope you'll give lending to developing world entrepreneurs another chance in the future.

Thank you,

Michelle Kreger

Kiva Staff

Microfinance Partnerships Manager

Latin America and the Caribbean


Posted by Michelle May Kreger, Kiva Staff, from San Francisco, United States
Nov 25, 2008
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Kiva Help Repayment Schedule for Nancy Moran

  Expected Repayments Actual Repayments Comments
January 2008 $0.00 $85.00  
February 2008 $84.38 $85.00 Repayment Received
March 2008 $84.38 $85.00 Repayment Received
April 2008 $84.38 $85.00 Repayment Received
May 2008 $84.38 $85.00 Repayment Received
June 2008 $84.38 $0.00 Repayment Received
July 2008 $84.38 $0.00 Delinquent
August 2008 $84.38 $0.00 Delinquent
September 2008 $84.34 $0.00 Delinquent