Particularities of the nature of microfinance clientele organised in village banks in suburban ankara and derived assumptions on the nature of credit mannequin

Development finance lacks a comparative tool that could confront development impact of a mass microfinance product on a selected target group. credit mannequin,adjustable to selected level of sensitivity and accuracy,could from this point of view become a way how to display confectional and therefore foretellable set of characteristics of a group of clientele that could thus become etalon or reference standard. the paper attempts to identify nature of such microfinance mannequin on the market of turkey,which belongs to last few existing countries with a great untapped microfinance markets in the world. despite its enormous latent commercial and socio-economic improvement potential,few analysis were performed in order to potrait the socio-economic character of its main protagonist: enterprising mother or grandmother operating in the suburbs of urbs. the research compiles results of research carried out by academics from czech university of life sciences and creates a model of a credit mannequin,averaging turkish microfinance client in central anatolia,in the vicinity or border areas of ankara agglomeration. the assemblage enables to depict genuine relationship of mainstream client towards chosen topics such as bancarization,household size or islamic vs classical microcredit related issues,uncovering the nature of the microfinance market in turkey and summing up conclusions on its potential development. © 2014 statistical economic and social research. all rights reserved.