MSC vision video: the next 5 years
Nov 19, 2018 MSC
What we do
MSC (MicroSave Consulting) is a global consulting firm that enables social, financial, and economic inclusion for everyone in the digital age. We have been at the center of the digital finance revolution since its early days.
Today, we work with governments, banks, telecommunication companies, and third-party service providers across Asia and Africa.
We offer strategic and operational advice and help implement programs using insights from meticulous field-based research that is rooted in a deep understanding of clients, their needs, perceptions, aspirations, and behavior.
We facilitate transformations, support strategy and implementation, uncover insights, and improve efficiency and create impact. Our advisory services help our clients achieve sustainable performance improvements and unlock enduring value.
Sectors we work in
We have a strong reputation for providing high-quality, impact-oriented business consulting services to a wide range of institutions. We manage projects in over 50 developing countries.
Our clients and partners
We work with clients and partners across the globe to drive financial inclusion. We specialize in the following areas:
- Design and implementation of projects for multilaterals and governments.
- Initiatives to alleviate poverty funded by foundations and international NGOs.
- Development and implementation of strategies for companies in electronic and mobile banking services.
- Serving MFIs and other financial service providers, from start-ups to established organizations.
- Solutions to improve the capacities of companies with banking licenses, especially in digital finance.
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Can digital approaches enable better access to formal financial services to MSMEs?
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Is the growth of a business the only parameter to examine #women-run businesses? What nuances are we missing? Read new insights from the #cornershopdiaries. The details are here: https://t.co/zamr7Zgh1e #womenownedenterprises
#SocialNorms play an important role to define the aspirations and business decisions of #women-run businesses. Our new strategic insight #10 has more details on this. Read here: https://t.co/ZX9zBm3lJd. #cornershopdiaries #FinancialDiaries #womenownedenterprises
𝐄𝐯𝐞𝐥𝐲𝐧 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐤 shares her insights on key socioeconomic issues that made #womenentrepreneurs more vulnerable when it comes to their financial health and expansion of businesses during #COVID19: Watch the full recording of the webinar here: https://t.co/6VHPEJxAZt
"What are the short- and long-term impacts of COVID-19 on #womenentrepreneurs ?" Listen to @Jamiemzimmerman as she shares her thoughts at our webinar #Womenownedenterprises amid #COVID19 and watch the full recording of the session here https://t.co/FbgHtG8Xca
Catch a glimpse of the conversation from our webinar on #Womenownedenterprises amid #COVID19 where our eminent panel discussed the opportunities and challenges amid the pandemic and the way forward. https://t.co/FbgHtG8Xca #BuildBackBetter
“Support, resilience, and preparation are needed to build back better using DFS,” says @jamiemzimmerman from @gatesfoundation. Tune in now https://t.co/EYpYuIQT7h
“I am far more interested in where women apply your tips, advice, and mentorship,” says Evelyn Stark. She concludes, “We measure the impact but not enough to see what actually happened, or develop better products and services through segmentation.” Tune in https://t.co/EYpYuIQT7h
“The most important thing that entrepreneurs need is support, which can be obtained by building strong relationships,” says Nicholas Colloff, @Argidius. He believes the responsibility to collect the right information lies on the providers.
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170 mn women led enterprises across the globe impacted due to COVID....for some it was not a squeeze but for others it was a devastation says @Jamiemzimmerman.
Tune in https://t.co/EYpYuIQT7h to hear from sector experts on what we can do to help wMSMEs.
“Staying resilient was more important,” says @SemhalGuesh. Semhal shares how she repurposed the factory to stay afloat and avoided laying off employees, 80% of whom are women, mostly from vulnerable communities..
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