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Introduction To Microfinance
What you'll learn
Introduction to microfinance
Benefits of microfinance
How to start a money lending business
How to get funding for a startup business
Introduction to microcredit
Requirements
Desire to learn more about microfinance
No special requirement
Description
Microfinance is a financial service that many financial institutions provide to an individual or a group of individuals who get excluded from traditional banking services. Many microfinance bodies offer small portions of working capital loans as credits. There are many microfinance institutions providing individuals with direct money transfers, insurances and savings accounts. The major focus of these institutions is to provide financial services to women and the poor in rural areas so that they can grow their businesses. Microfinance can help small businesses, entrepreneurs and individuals by providing savings accounts with zero minimum balance and insurance at lower rates and premium. The major feature of the lines of credit and loans under microfinance is that collateral is rarely required. Many microfinance institutions offer collateral-free financial services to businesses and individuals. Generally, the borrowers in microfinance are small businesses or individuals with low income. The purpose is to provide financial assistance to people who do not have access to easy banking solutions and small businessmen or entrepreneurs. Sometimes in rural areas, due to lack of source of income, small businesses compromise with their basic requirements. This can directly affect the profits and revenue. Microfinancing institutions are responsible for providing financial services to businesses and entrepreneurs to remove poverty. By providing support to the lower sections and underdeveloped parts of the society.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is microfinance
Lecture 3 Benefits of microfinance
Lecture 4 Types of microfinance
Section 2: Introduction To Microfinance
Lecture 5 History of microfinance
Lecture 6 Microfinance and poverty
Lecture 7 Ways in which poor people manage their money
Lecture 8 Examples of microfinance
Lecture 9 Microfinance debates and challenges
Lecture 10 Use of loans
Lecture 11 Benefits and limitations
Lecture 12 Microfinance standards and principle
Lecture 13 Scale of microfinance operations
Lecture 14 Ecosystem of microfinance
Section 3: How To Start A Money Lending Business
Lecture 15 Preparing to start the business
Lecture 16 Registering your business
Lecture 17 Launching your business
Section 4: How To Get Funding For A Startup Business
Lecture 18 Looking to non profit and microfinance
Lecture 19 Crowdfunding your ventures
Lecture 20 Exploring unconventional lending
Section 5: Microcredit Introduction
Lecture 21 What is microcredit
Lecture 22 History of microcredit
Lecture 23 Economic principles
Lecture 24 Group lending
Lecture 25 Impact of microcredit
Lecture 26 Improvement
Borrowers, trade associations, microfinance agencies, associations, women traders, business people, rural community, banks, institutions, governments, regulatory agencies, students, economies, general public etc.
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Published 11/2024
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
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Benefits of microfinancing, Introduction to microfinance, How to get funding for a startup business etc.
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 2.25 GB | Duration: 1h 33m
Benefits of microfinancing, Introduction to microfinance, How to get funding for a startup business etc.
What you'll learn
Introduction to microfinance
Benefits of microfinance
How to start a money lending business
How to get funding for a startup business
Introduction to microcredit
Requirements
Desire to learn more about microfinance
No special requirement
Description
Microfinance is a financial service that many financial institutions provide to an individual or a group of individuals who get excluded from traditional banking services. Many microfinance bodies offer small portions of working capital loans as credits. There are many microfinance institutions providing individuals with direct money transfers, insurances and savings accounts. The major focus of these institutions is to provide financial services to women and the poor in rural areas so that they can grow their businesses. Microfinance can help small businesses, entrepreneurs and individuals by providing savings accounts with zero minimum balance and insurance at lower rates and premium. The major feature of the lines of credit and loans under microfinance is that collateral is rarely required. Many microfinance institutions offer collateral-free financial services to businesses and individuals. Generally, the borrowers in microfinance are small businesses or individuals with low income. The purpose is to provide financial assistance to people who do not have access to easy banking solutions and small businessmen or entrepreneurs. Sometimes in rural areas, due to lack of source of income, small businesses compromise with their basic requirements. This can directly affect the profits and revenue. Microfinancing institutions are responsible for providing financial services to businesses and entrepreneurs to remove poverty. By providing support to the lower sections and underdeveloped parts of the society.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Lecture 2 What is microfinance
Lecture 3 Benefits of microfinance
Lecture 4 Types of microfinance
Section 2: Introduction To Microfinance
Lecture 5 History of microfinance
Lecture 6 Microfinance and poverty
Lecture 7 Ways in which poor people manage their money
Lecture 8 Examples of microfinance
Lecture 9 Microfinance debates and challenges
Lecture 10 Use of loans
Lecture 11 Benefits and limitations
Lecture 12 Microfinance standards and principle
Lecture 13 Scale of microfinance operations
Lecture 14 Ecosystem of microfinance
Section 3: How To Start A Money Lending Business
Lecture 15 Preparing to start the business
Lecture 16 Registering your business
Lecture 17 Launching your business
Section 4: How To Get Funding For A Startup Business
Lecture 18 Looking to non profit and microfinance
Lecture 19 Crowdfunding your ventures
Lecture 20 Exploring unconventional lending
Section 5: Microcredit Introduction
Lecture 21 What is microcredit
Lecture 22 History of microcredit
Lecture 23 Economic principles
Lecture 24 Group lending
Lecture 25 Impact of microcredit
Lecture 26 Improvement
Borrowers, trade associations, microfinance agencies, associations, women traders, business people, rural community, banks, institutions, governments, regulatory agencies, students, economies, general public etc.
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