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Each month, SAJIDA foundation, an NGO in Bangladesh receives loan repayments from almost...
Bangladesh’s financial sector has undergone rapid growth and has embraced technology solutions to ...
MicroSave’s ‘Low Income Lives’ series provides an opportunity to learn how low-income househol...
From July 2016 to August 2017 Microfinance Opportunities (MFO) conducted the Garment Worker Diaries ...
MicroSave’s ‘Low Income Lives’ series provides an opportunity to learn a lot more about how po...
MicroSave’s ‘Low-Income Lives’ series provides an opportunity to learn how poor people manage ...
Over the last four years, as part of the Agent Network Accelerator (ANA) project, we have interviewe...
This paper lays out a framework for understanding agent network size for digital financial services,...
Based on over 2000 agent interviews conducted between March and April 2016, the ANA Bangladesh repor...
The digital finance industry is both young and dynamic, and as it grows, it is constantly innovating...
To serve niche interests of migrant labour workforce, low income households, small businesses, other...
Customer risk mitigation in digital financial services (DFS) matters – not just ethically, but als...
Insurance delivery through mobile phones and agent banking channel has started to excite the insuran...
MicroSave conducted Client Research on Client Protection in three countries - India, Bangladesh and ...
The presentation outlines the factors that influence the financial behaviour of the poor across diff...
Typhoons are great engines of destruction. When a typhoon makes landfall it often produces a devasta...
Bilkis Banu sits along with a few of her customers in the veranda of her house and talks to us about...
BackgroundIn India, over 100 agent network managers (ANMs) are delivering digital financial services...
In our previous blog, OTC Money Transfer in India: The Remittance Silver Bullet for Migrants, we exp...
There is a growing interest in, and appreciation of the importance of, customer service in digital f...
The first blog in this series Over The Counter Transactions – Liberation Or A Trap? (Part I) high...
In the previous blog Over The Counter Transactions – Liberation Or A Trap? (Part I) I looked at w...
The Cause For ConcernI am back obsessing about over the counter (OTC) transactions again. Before we ...
As we discussed in our earlier blog post, MetaMon project was an ambitious one. In the project we as...