Tag: Savings

The digital journey of Shakti Foundation for Disadvantaged Women: a lesson for progressive MFIs in Bangladesh

The case study charts how Shakti Foundation for Disadvantaged Women utilized technology to address the challenge of offering a customer-centric savings product for low-income segments while managing associated risks.

Sep 17, 2020

Bhavana Srivastava and Ravi Kant

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Digital initiatives by Shakti Foundation for Disadvantaged Women

The case study charts the journey of women clients of Shakti Foundation for Disadvantaged Women toward the adoption of voluntary savings products that ride on digital channels.

Sep 17, 2020

Ravi Kant, Atulya Mishra and Shobhit Mishra

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Deposit Assessment in India

MicroSave’s study on Deposit Assessment in India details the needs and preferences of micro-savings clients to support the development of client-responsive products and delivery processes.

Nov 2, 2018

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Fintech in Uganda- Implications For Regulation

A wide variety of FinTech firms are emerging globally and indeed, also in Uganda. These firms are offering new products and services underpinned by new technologies. There is much hope that these new approaches to delivering financial products and services offer the potential to bring about benefits to consumers in terms of increased access, speed, […]

Nov 1, 2018

Philip Rowan, Kieran Garvey, Bryan Zhang, Miguel A Soriano, Zain Umer, Kat Cloud, David Cracknell, Anup Singh, Sam Kutosi and Doreen Ahimbisibwe

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Leveraging Technology for Meaningful Financial Inclusion

Catch the highlights and takeaways from our latest Thinkshop 2013 – ‘Leveraging Technology for Meaningful Financial Inclusion’ – held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Oct 31, 2018

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The relative risks to the savings of poor people

In view of the highly risky nature of saving in the informal sector, it is probably necessary to think more about helping clients understand the relative risk of saving in these semi-formal institutions. It should also be noted that the evidence from this study suggests that poor people do value some form of external accountability.

Jul 16, 2018

Graham Wright and Leonard Mutesasira

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