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Microfinance Investment Vehicles in Sub-Saharan Africa: Constraints and Potentials

Jul 01, 2011 | B. Moulin | MPRA

This paper sheds light on potential and constraints of possible interactions between Microfinance Investment Vehicles (MIVs) and the two main African microfinance models namely the cooperative model, well developed in West Africa, and the commercial model, found in East Africa.

Theme: Financial Inclusion | Pages: 20
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