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Carolyn Ayana

No Fee 12 Months Loans- Borrow Fee Free Loans For An Extended Tenure - 0 views

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    No fee 12 months loans are quick and suitable way to borrow instant cash for extended time and without paying any fee.
anonymous

Vital Considerations Regarding Same Day Loans to Make A Right Borrowing Decision! - 0 views

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    At the time of monetary chaos, it is wise to choose the financial help that not one solve your current problem but also helps you to have secured future. This is the reason, it is important that one should conduct the research work to find the apt deal as per his/her situation.
anonymous

3 Vital Tips That Is Helpful In Availing Quick And Easy Short Term Cash Loans - 0 views

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    Short term cash loans are easy and quick to avail through online medium. But by following the tips mentioned above one will increase his/her chance to get genuine and affordable deal in a convenient manner.
Rachid Ajmal

Microfinance | Poverty | Islamic Finance | Loans - 1 views

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    "Everthing about Microfinance,microfinance news,Islamic Finance,microfiance institutions,microfinance bank,microfinance Africa,Loans,micro loans, microfinance in Morocco,Poverty and hunger"
Arabica Robusta

IPS - Banksters Hijack Microfinance | Inter Press Service - 0 views

  • Now, new evidence suggests that even microcredit was not protected from the greed that characterises modern international finance.
  • In his book, ‘Confessions of a Microfinance Heretic’, released Jul. 9, former investment banker Hugh Sinclair claims that such banks and funds use microcredit, through local operators, to charge usurious interest rates – of up to 200 percent – on even the smallest loans.
  • Similar criticism constitutes the backbone of yet another study, focused on the European Investment Bank (EIB)’s approach to microfinance in developing countries.
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  • “Nowadays microfinance encompasses a wide range of financial services, from micro-insurance to mobile banking, and seems to have lost its original vocation: instead of helping the poorest the question has been turned upside down and it is now how to make money out of them,” Carboni added.
  • in countries with limited capital markets, “the EIB is simply involved in investment projects, rather than in reaching out to the poor.” Furthermore, he said, “the accountability chains are long and obscure, and the management of portfolio is insufficient.”
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