The functional microfinance bank book
The functional microfinance bank book discusses all aspects needed to operate a microfinance institution for optimal performance.
With nine chapters in three parts, it highlights the microfinance bank, the client, the target market, the staff, the loan, the lending methodology.
The organizational structure, the management policies, and the recovery strategies. All borne out of the burning desire to impact passionate microfinancing in the hearts of stakeholders.
The functional microfinance bank book features
The functional microfinance bank adopts a practical approach to learning with the use of in-depth analytic tools, highlighted definitions, articulated case scenarios, and well-selected main and sub-headlines.
Microfinance institutions need a set of tools, people, and processes to function effectively, hence the book offers an extensive practical approach to staff attitude towards planning and execution.
The functional microfinance bank author intends to acquaint readers with sensitize the microfinance industry for productivity.
Another important mission is to equip readers with adequate knowledge relevant to the industry prompting professionals in every practitioner’s chosen career.
No financial institution works in isolation. They operate in conjunction with systems, procedures, and appropriate manpower.
The functional microfinance bank book credibility
The demand for funds is pioneered by actions of borrowers or investors who need funds. The execution of their business enterprise.
These funds are provided by individuals, private or corporate entities. Also known as savers or investors who have no immediate use for such funds and as such keep these funds with the MFBs. Who in turn lend it out to deserving clients.
Microfinance savers operate in the surplus unit by coming out to help investors who operate in the deficit unit. With the intervention adequate fund, financial intermediation is made possible.
You can imagine what the financial system would look like without the presence of financial intermediaries. As there would be dis-equilibrium between the demand and supply of funds.
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