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Eskhata Bank shows reasonable performance on governance and good performance on management and financial indicators. It is currently undergoing a change in its governance structure, strategies and management systems, with the involvement of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD). EBRD and ShoreCap have invested TJS 2.9 million (US$845,000) each in equity, which together constitutes 42% of the total share capital of the bank. This change was triggered by an increase in the National Bank's minimum capital requirement for banks to US$5 million (net worth).

The bank's governance has been strengthened by the inclusion of three directors, one each representing EBRD and ShoreCap and an independent professional director; setting up of a loan approval committee; setting up of a risk management department and a change in strategy to focus on small loans. Management systems have also been strengthened.

After the infusion of long-term funds from EBRD and ShoreCap, Eskhata Bank's current ratio (asset-liability match) is good. With good portfolio quality and high yield, financial performance of the Bank is very good.

In M-CRIL's view, on account of good overall performance, good approach to institutional development and its growth plans, Bank Eskhata can absorb - from all sources - loan funds of TJS16 million (US$4.7 million) over the next one year for on-lending to its borrowers.

A rating update after one year is suggested to ascertain changes in the creditworthiness and absorptive potential of the institution. This rating is valid, subject to no other substantial inflows of loan funds into the organisation beyond the limits specified here and to no other significant changes in the organisational structure and external operating environment.