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India Joins Ranks of CGAP Members

In a sign of its increasing influence on the global financial stage, India has become the newest member of CGAP. India has traditionally been one of the most important proving grounds for a range of financial access initiatives, and its membership in CGAP designates a clear commitment to financial inclusion.

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Cracking the Nut 2012: The Cracking the Nut 2012 Conference is the premier global event on leveraging public-private partnerships to develop rural and agricultural markets and identify investment opportunities along rural and agricultural value chains. Register by Friday, May 25.

Microfinance Technology Summit: This conference will guide MFIs in the use of new technology, focusing on topics such as increasing reach, developing effective IT strategies and building internal capacity through staff training.

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Watch: Interview with Bindu Ananth, President of IFMR Trust: In this interview, Bindu Ananth discusses an innovative approach to wealth management for the poor that is being rolled out in rural India. The approach involves highly customized financial advice matches a household’s financial situation and aspirations with the right products.

CGAP Virtual Conference: What Really Works for Clients?: On April 25 and 26, CGAP hosted a virtual conference on "Financial Inclusion: What Really Works for Clients." The full transcript of the discussion is now available online.

Read the transcript of the G2P web chat: On March 14, 2012, Sarah Rotman and Chris Bold, authors of the recent paper Social Cash Transfers and Financial Inclusion: Evidence from Four Countries, discussed their research and answered questions in a live web chat. Read the transcript here.

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LATEST PUBLICATIONS

A Structured Approach to Understanding the Financial Service Needs of the Poor in Mexico: This Brief addresses the need for a deeper understanding of the financial needs of poor people. It takes a specific look at segmentation in Mexico.


Financial Inclusion and Stability: This Brief explores the resarch to date on financial inclusion and stability.

 

The KGFS Model in India: This paper explores the KGFS model as it is applied in various parts of India.


Volume Growth and Valuation Contraction: This fourth annual Global Microfinance Equity Valuation Survey Report provides benchmarks for the valuation of microfinance equity, both private and publicly listed, to promote market transparency and identify industry trends.



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