Value of disbursed loans remaining on the organization's balance sheet at the end of the reporting period.
Value of Loans Outstanding (PI7569)
- Reporting Format Reporting Currency (OD5990)
- Metric Type Metric
- Metric Level Product/Service, Organization
- IRIS Metric Citation IRIS, 2020. Value of Loans Outstanding (PI7569). v5.1.
Footnote
Organizations should footnote all assumptions used.
Usage Guidance
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This metric should include the value of all loans disbursed to clients that have not been fully repaid and have not been written off. It should not include accrued interest.
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For financial organizations, loans disbursed are considered Financial Assets (FP4649) and are listed as assets on the organization's balance sheet.
Impact Categories & Themes
SDG Goals & Targets
No Poverty
- SDG Target 1.5
- SDG Target 1.4
Gender Equality
- SDG Target 5.5
Decent Work and Economic Growth
- SDG Target 8.1
- SDG Target 8.2
- SDG Target 8.3
- SDG Target 8.10
Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
- SDG Target 9.3
Reduced Inequality
- SDG Target 10.1
- SDG Target 10.2
- SDG Target 10.3
Sustainable Cities and Communities
- SDG Target 11.5
Metric History
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January 2020 - IRIS v5.1 Released (current version)
No change.
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May 2019 - IRIS v5.0 Released
No change.
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March 2016 - IRIS v4.0 Released
Immaterial change. Minor revision to definition language for clarity.
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March 2014 - IRIS v3.0 Released
Material change. Value of Loans Outstanding (PI7569) replaced Loan Portfolio Outstanding - Value of Investments (PI7569). Metric name and definition language modified to provide clarity based on best practices and standard guidance.
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November 2011 - IRIS v2.2 Released
No change.
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February 2011 - IRIS v2.1 Released
No change.
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September 2010 - IRIS v2.0 Released
Material change. Loan Portfolio Outstanding - Value of Investments (PI7569) replaced Total Value of Loans (M25). Metric modified to clarify desired portion of portfolio.
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September 2009 - IRIS v1.0 Released
New metric. Total Value of Loans (M25) developed via Original IRIS Working Group.
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