Patsanstha Vyavasthapan

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The quidance about the daily routine work in credit societies with all its dimensions is available in this boom. Institution, its director’s and branches, credit societies of yesterday, today and tomorrow low sand rules, sub-rules, membership, personal administration, deposits, working, accounts management, loan rules, and working, collections of loans, meeting performance, management of office, branch management customer service etc. all aspects are discusses in this book.

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The quidance about the daily routine work in credit societies with all its dimensions is available in this boom. Institution, its director’s and branches, credit societies of yesterday, today and tomorrow low sand rules, sub-rules, membership, personal administration, deposits, working, accounts management, loan rules, and working, collections of loans, meeting performance, management of office, branch management customer service etc. all aspects are discusses in this book.

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Weight 250 kg
Dimensions 21.5 × 14 cm
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