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Professional Masters in Banking & Finance
Pakistan Microfinance Network has partnered with the Asian Institute of Technology – a leading international institute of higher learning – for its 8th batch of One-year Professional Master's in...
Agenda for the Annual Microfinance Conference 5 (AMC 5) 2021
The objective of the conference is to provide a platform to all stakeholders such as microfinance providers, financial service providers involved in financial inclusion (like banks, digital...
Annual Microfinance Conference 5 (AMC-5) Concept Note
The primary objective of “AMC-5: Embracing new Milestones – Navigating Inclusive Finance in a Post-Pandemic Era” to initiate a dialogue for concerted e orts among all relevant stakeholders, to identify the possible bottlenecks that exist in the industry that can possibly hinder the financial inclusion process and propose ideas to overcome it.
PMN launches “Munsalik” – A shared platform providing digital services to the microfinance industry
Islamabad: Pakistan Microfinance Network (PMN) has launched Munsalik to aid the digitalization of the microfinance industry. With this digital services platform, Munsalik will seek to not only...
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Micro Eye
Mapping the Competitive Environment in microfinance sector. MicroEYE is designed to represent industry data in graphical format for effortless comprehension.
Micro Watch
Microwatch highlights the quarterly position of credit, savings, and insurance outreach on a country and regional basis coupled with outstanding portfolio at risk.
Micro Mundi
MicroMundi is an online portal that offers comprehensive and up-to-date information about Microfinance products being offered in Pakistan.
Latest Publications
Identification and Assessment of Risks 2020
Pakistan Microfinance Review 2019
The financial year (FY) 2019 was challenging for the economy. The growth in real GDP declined to 3.3 percent compared to 5.5 percent in the prior year, well below the target of 6.2 percent, while inflation increased from 3.9 percent in FY 2018 to 7.3 percent during the year under review.
MicroWatch Issue 58
Despite the slight setbacks set forth from the second wave of the pandemic, indicators for the last quarter of 2020 depicted that the microfinance sector reclaimed its previous growth trajectory as active borrowers surpassed 7 million clients.