Raunak Kapoor
Senior Manager
Raunak is a Senior Manager in MSC’s Indonesia Country Program Development Domain. He is responsible for co-creating and implementing technology-enabled financial inclusion projects for public and private sector in developing economies.
Posts by Raunak Kapoor
Third-Party Agent Network Managers: The Missing Element in Indonesia’s DFS Sector
This blog is second in the series on the key findings and recommendations of the recently concluded Agent Network Accelerator (ANA) Indonesia survey
Jan 29, 2018
A first look at Indonesia’s emerging agent network
This blog summarises the key findings of the Agent Network Aceelerator survey in Indonesia. The study aimed to inform relevant DFS stakeholders on the progress and challenges of agent network development.
Dec 8, 2017
Agent Network Accelerator Research: Indonesia Country Report 2017
The second wave of the ANA survey in Indonesia builds on the findings of the qualitative assessments of Indonesian agent networks completed in 2014.
Dec 4, 2017
Raunak Kapoor, Alfa Pelupessy, Linggo Kusuma, Vera Bersudskaya, Sidra Mughal, Grace Retnowati and Aakash Mehrotra
Dec 4, 2017
Raunak Kapoor, Alfa Pelupessy, Linggo Kusuma, Vera Bersudskaya, Sidra Mughal, Grace Retnowati and Aakash Mehrotra
Can Self-Service Channels Be The Next Frontier Of Financial Inclusion?
As the Indian rural populace becomes technology savvy and with improving rural connectivity, the authors explain how self-service digital channels will become increasingly important.
Jun 24, 2015
Non-Financial Services for MSMEs
Besides access to finance there are range of capacity building services that MSMEs need for their growth and development. Non-financial services are such capacity-building inputs which are mainly targeted at enhancing the performance of a business enterprise. In this video, MSC’s Products and Delivery Channels Expert, Raunak Kapoor, shares his experience on the role and […]
Jun 26, 2014
Expanding access to finance for small businesses in India: A critique of the Mor Committee’s approach part 3. Assessing access to finance for small businesses?
Critically reviewing the Mor Committee report, this concluding blog looks at the ways of measuring access to finance for small businesses.
Jun 8, 2014
Expanding access to finance for small businesses in India: A critique of the Mor Committee’s approach part 1. Background and the supply gap
This three-part blog dissects and examines the Mor Committee report and critically reviews it with respect to enhancing access to financial services for small businesses in India.
Jun 6, 2014
Expanding access to finance for small businesses in India: A critique of the Mor Committee’s approach part 2. Why are the banks not financing small businesses?
The second part of the blog looks at the role of the banks, development finance institutions and NBFCs to examine why they haven’t come forward to meet this gap.
May 26, 2014