Understanding Microfinance
Panda, Debadutta K.
Understanding Microfinance Debadutta K. Panda - New Delhi : Wiley, 2009. - xiii, 279 p.: ill.; 24 cm.
Microfinance: What is it? Supply, Intermediation and Regulations of Microfinance Microfinance Credit Lending Models Risks in Microfinance Institutions Social Rating, Credit Rating and Impact Assessment in Microfinance Marketing in Microfinance Institutions Microfinance and Disaster Microfinance and Development Case Studies on Self Help Groups
This book is both textual and contextual and focuses on the Indian Microfinance scenario. It gives an in-depth understanding on microfinance products, supported by relevant case studies and examples. The different components of microfinance in the Indian context are discussed with suitable examples such as demand and supply of microfinance, intermediation and regulations and so on. The book analyzes the role of microfinance and microfinance institutions in natural disasters and also scans various microfinance lending models practiced throughout the world and focuses on the models practiced in India. As microfinance in India is a continuous changing practice, the various products, technology, innovations and product mix are captured with suitable examples, drawn from various institutions and organizations.
9788126519446
Microfinance
Economics
332 / PAN
Understanding Microfinance Debadutta K. Panda - New Delhi : Wiley, 2009. - xiii, 279 p.: ill.; 24 cm.
Microfinance: What is it? Supply, Intermediation and Regulations of Microfinance Microfinance Credit Lending Models Risks in Microfinance Institutions Social Rating, Credit Rating and Impact Assessment in Microfinance Marketing in Microfinance Institutions Microfinance and Disaster Microfinance and Development Case Studies on Self Help Groups
This book is both textual and contextual and focuses on the Indian Microfinance scenario. It gives an in-depth understanding on microfinance products, supported by relevant case studies and examples. The different components of microfinance in the Indian context are discussed with suitable examples such as demand and supply of microfinance, intermediation and regulations and so on. The book analyzes the role of microfinance and microfinance institutions in natural disasters and also scans various microfinance lending models practiced throughout the world and focuses on the models practiced in India. As microfinance in India is a continuous changing practice, the various products, technology, innovations and product mix are captured with suitable examples, drawn from various institutions and organizations.
9788126519446
Microfinance
Economics
332 / PAN