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Principles of Financially Viable Lending To Poor Entrepreneurs

Identifying program design features to ensure sustainable credit provision for poor entrepreneurs
USAID
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The Companies Act (Bangladesh), 1994

What are the provisions of the law that governs companies and other associations in Bangladesh?
Government of Bangladesh
Case Study

Is Grameen Bank Sustainable?

Can the Grameen Bank model be replicated in other countries?
Khandker, S. Khalily, B. & Khan, Z., World Bank
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Finance in Context: Exploring Diverse Exchange Conditions

Assumptions that hinder accurate representation of the financial situation.
Crow, B., Mansholt Graduate School of Social Sciences (MGS)
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Structuring Credit to Manage Real Risks

Has too much credit been handed out in the past and how can this be remedied in future?
Von Pischke, J., Mansholt Graduate School of Social Sciences (MGS)
Case Study

CARE and Subsector Analysis: A Report on CARE's Formative Experience

How can subsector analysis be of use to practitioners of microenterprise programs?
Bear, M., USAID - Growth and Equity through Microenterprise Investments and Institutions (GEMINI)
Case Study

End of Project Evaluation Enterprise Development Project: Bangladesh

Assessing impacts of the project on the Micro-Industries Development Assistance Society (MIDAS)?
Malhotra, M., Magill, J., & Packard-Winkler, J., USAID - Growth and Equity through Microenterprise Investments and Institutions (GEMINI)
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The Banking Company Act (Amendment), (Bangladesh) 1993

Amendments to the Banking Company Act, 1991, of Bangladesh
Government of Bangladesh
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Successful Rural Finance Institutions

What should be considered in evaluating a rural financial institution's financial performance?
Yaron, J., World Bank
Paper

The Bank Company Act (Bangladesh), 1991

How are banking companies, other than co-operative banks, regulated in Bangladesh?
Government of Bangladesh