7/17 Roundup

July 17, 2008 No Comments

As microfinance expands, larger MFIs are seeking new markets within the regions they are already servicing. Pro Mujer has come up with a novel segment: the 14-23 year old demographic set.

“Pro Mujer Bolivia Launches Microloan Program for Young Entrepreneurs – Successful Pilot Program Proves Young Borrowers are Good Investment”

In a sign of the positive outlook for microinsurance, Aviva, the fifth largest insurance group in the world, has announced its aggressive portfolio expansion in the micro segment.

“Aviva targets bigger play in microinsurance”

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