23This study is an extension of the work that MicroSave has been doing over the years on understanding how different types of people practice money management. It draws from industry literature on the subject, such as the financial diaries in Bangladesh, Kenya, Mexico, and Zambia.

Bangladesh’s digital financial services have been much in discussion for rapid growth. Six years since inception – where the market is heading to? What providers ought be doing. This and much more in this video where MSC expert, Akhand Tiwari, talks candidly on the critical role regulation and behavioural sciences will play in shaping the […]

This Note gives glimpse of the approach through which MicroSave is able to engage business managers in design process and ensure ownership and feasibility of the product designed.

In this blog post, we reveal the secrets of how the mantra of a “market-led approach” actually works for product development in financial services

This Note analyses the trends through behavioural economics lens and tracks behavioural factors responsible for – preferences for informal savings; procrastination towards savings commitment; and overwhelming preference for “fixed return” schemes.

Migrant workers, are unique client segment that interests financial service providers- specifically the digital financial service providers. This Note examines decision making context and behavioural aspects of the migrant workers.

This Note explores the behavioural explanations that govern design intricacies of microcredit and also the anomalies in the business model.

This Note is a high-level peek into behavioural research method that MSC’s MI4ID approach uses to understand customers financial behaviour.