Tag: Delinquency management
Is There a Magic Stick to Manage Delinquencies?
Delinquency is a systemic issue in microfinance institutions, once it is detected a through system review is needed. There are few quick measures which can give immediate relief, if problem is detected at an early stage. However, system overhaul is essential to find long term solution. This video talks about general perception of MFIs regarding […]
Nov 2, 2018
Is There a Magic Stick to Manage Delinquencies?
Delinquency is a systemic issue in microfinance institutions, once it is detected a through system review is needed. There are few quick measures which can give immediate relief, if problem is detected at an early stage. However, system overhaul is essential to find long term solution. This video talks about general perception of MFIs regarding […]
Jul 28, 2014
One Step Closer to the Clients
This Note examines the work of ASKI in the Philippines to set up Collection and Disbursement Points and their positive impact on client satisfaction and outreach.
Mar 5, 2014
Access to credit in Andhra Pradesh post microfinance crisis
A study conducted by MicroSave in Andhra Pradesh in 2011 highlighted the importance of MFIs as a source of accessible micro-credit for the low-income segment.
Apr 17, 2013
Denny George, Ghiyazuddin Mohammad, Raunak Kapoor and Anjaneyulu Ballem
Over-indebtedness in the Philippines: Clients’ perceptions
This research aims to provide market information to financial institutions on over-indebtedness in order to help them develop client protection strategies. The information can also help financial institutions protect their biggest asset, their loan portfolio, from delinquency.
Dec 1, 2011
What are clients doing post the Andhra Pradesh MFI crisis?
MicroSave conducted this study to examine the impact of the Andhra Pradesh crisis on borrowers, by collating client experiences, opinions and needs so as to help policy makers and key actors to devise solutions suited to client requirements.
Nov 1, 2011
Anjaneyulu Ballem, Denny George, Ghiyazuddin Mohammad and Raunak Kapoor