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Resolving challenges for digital credit with segment-specific vulnerabilities
In Kenya, the demand for digital credit as a substitute for both informal and formal financial services is strong. Yet the question remains—is the reach of digital credit wide enough to help all Kenyans who need instant credit? This blog discusses the current context and gaps relating to specific customer segments, and the associated behavioral traits and challenges. It also highlights key recommendations made to providers based on the insights and lessons from Kenya.
Oct 1, 2019
Is there room for optimism in the Kenyan digital credit sector?
This blog sheds light on the current state of the digital credit sector in Kenya highlighting the growth that has been experienced over the last 3 years. In addition, it also brings to our attention the positive trend that has been observed in the performance of mobile loans.
Sep 19, 2019
Enhancing education finance: A perspective of the financial journey of low- to medium-cost private primary schools in kenya
MicroSave conducted a study to understand how low- to medium-cost schools meet their financing needs. In this blog post, we explore the estimated financing demand, financial journey, challenges, behaviour, current coping mechanisms, and recommendations for financial partners that wish to serve this niche segment in a profitable and sustainable manner.
Jun 19, 2018
Measuring Risk in Agent Networks – What Risks Are Inherent in Agency Business and How to Track Them
The second paper from the Agent Network Accelerator Capstone Paper series describes the types of risks inherent in agent networks based on research conducted over two waves of the ANA surveys in 11 countries.
Mar 6, 2018