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Better Micro Financers in Pakistan, Banks or Financial Institutions

Subhani, M.I. - 2011

The paper is an emphasis on the financial sustainability of micro financing in Pakistan where Banks and institution use different products & services that help in reducing the poverty by cooping up with subjective & objective poverty, this study found that banks were more commercialized in terms...

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Financial inclusion, financial regulation, and education in Bangladesh

Khalily, M. A. Baqui - 2016

services has increased. Both banks and microfinance institutions have contributed to higher intensity. A recent study shows …

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Financial inclusion : concepts, issues and policies for India

Singh, Nirvikar - 2017

finance, and microcredit/ microfinance. It goes on to discuss various empirical and institutional studies of these dimensions …

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Transformation of Microfinance NGO into Non-Bank Financial Company (NBFC) : Potential, Scope and Challenges

Faisal, S M - 2017

This paper investigates the potential and scope of transformation of a Microfinance NGO into a NBFC. Conversion into a … NBFC gives a Microfinance NGO greater credibility as it brings the Micro Finance Institution under the purview of Reserve … the member-borrowers.The major challenges to the successful provision of microfinance in India can be summarized as …

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Finance - growth nexus and banking efficiency : The impact of microfinance institutions

Abrar, Afsheen; Hasan, Iftekhar; Kabir, Rezaul - 2021

This paper investigates the relative importance of microfinance institutions (MFIs) at both the macro (financial …

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Financial Liberalization and the Development of Microcredit

Deidda, Luca - 2019

We analyze the debt origination process in which a lender offers prospective borrowers a microcredit product alongside a traditional bank loan, and the impact anti-usury mandates can cause within this credit market. This is a paper about the prospects of financial liberalization following a more...

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Financial Inclusion In China : Deepening High-Level Financial Inclusion For Foreigners In China

Tampuri Jnr, Mark Yama - 2019

There have been researches in Financial Inclusion in China; however, not much has been researched on Financial Inclusion indicators for foreigners in China. Base on the report of the 2014 Global Findex Database, the paper analyses the determinants of Financial Inclusion in China in general and...

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Financial inclusion-exclusion paradox : how banked adults become unbanked again

Ozili, Peterson K. - In: Financial internet quarterly 17 (2021) 2, pp. 44-50

This paper analyses how financially included adults might become unbanked again. Agents of financial inclusion incorporate economic and social constraints in the delivery of formal financial services. These constraints limit the ability of poor banked adults to use basic financial services to...

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Financial Inclusion, Financial Regulation, and Education in Bangladesh

Khalily, M.A. - 2017

services has increased. Both banks and microfinance institutions have contributed to higher intensity. A recent study shows …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012966416

Understanding Financial Inclusion in China

Fungáčová, Zuzana - 2015

We use data from the World Bank Global Findex database for 2011 to analyze financial inclusion in China, including comparisons with the other BRICS countries. We find a high level of financial inclusion in China manifested by greater use of formal account and formal saving than in the other...

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