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Microcredit reaches 133 million, says Microcredit Summit Campaign

A new report claims that more than half a billion people could be benefiting from microcredit around the world, but that the microfinance movement was in danger of becoming a victim of its own success More...

India to introduce bill on microfinance

The government is working on a microfinance bill to help create an appropriate environment for the provision of such services. The draft legislation is likely to be introduced in the forthcoming budget session of Parliament More...

'Banker to the world's poor' first Bangladeshi to win Nobel Peace Prize

Economist Muhammad Yunus' idea to lend small sums of money to those who couldn't get loans from banks has offered millions of impoverished Bangladeshi women a way out of the poverty trap. It gave birth to the microcredit revolution and three decades later, has won its pioneer the Nobel Peace Prize More...

Micro-finance institutions lay a debt trap in rural AP

Faced with a new crisis in its rural areas, the Andhra Pradesh government is contemplating legislation to punish erring micro-finance institutions and asking banks to enforce a code of conduct on them

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Grameen Bank: Where beggars are beneficiaries

Noted economist Professor Muhamad Yunus, founder of Bangladesh's world-renowned Grameen Bank, and winner of several international honours including the Magsaysay Award and the World Food Prize, speaks about the microcredit experiment

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