New microfinance handbook: a financial market system perspective / edited by Joanna Ledgerwood

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: The World Bank, 2013. washington:Description: xxiv,504pISBN:

9780821389270

Subject(s):

Microfinance -- Financial institutions -- Poor-Finance

DDC classification:

332 NEW

Contents:

Part I . Understanding demand and the financial ecosystem -- Part II. Financial service providers -- Part III. Financial services and delivery channels -- Part IV. Institutional management for scale and sustainability -- Part V . Supporting financial inclusion.

Summary: The New Microfinance Handbook takes a market systems approach to financial inclusion, oriented by client needs. Framing the book with the client as the central element recognizes the emerging awareness that financial needs of the poor are many and are provided by multiple market players beyond the scope of any single institutional form. The book explores the fundamentals of this expanded view through examining client needs (demand), products and providers (supply), and the support systems required to increase financial access to the poor with a focus on operational support, rules and regulatio.

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Part I . Understanding demand and the financial ecosystem --
Part II. Financial service providers --
Part III. Financial services and delivery channels --
Part IV. Institutional management for scale and sustainability --
Part V . Supporting financial inclusion.

The New Microfinance Handbook takes a market systems approach to financial inclusion, oriented by client needs. Framing the book with the client as the central element recognizes the emerging awareness that financial needs of the poor are many and are provided by multiple market players beyond the scope of any single institutional form. The book explores the fundamentals of this expanded view through examining client needs (demand), products and providers (supply), and the support systems required to increase financial access to the poor with a focus on operational support, rules and regulatio.

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