Jasmina Glisovic

Jasmina Glisovic serves as a Country Manager with the Council of Europe Development Bank, focusing on social integration and job creation in Europe. She previously worked with the Donors and Investors and Clients teams in CGAP’s Paris office where she provided strategic advice on microfinance to donors and investors and served as CGAP’s lead on the work related to micro and small enterprises (MSEs) and savings agenda. Before joining CGAP, she worked as a credit manager for the Danish Refugee Council (Serbia) and for the Micro Development Fund. She has a master’s degree in economics and speaks Serbian (native), English, and French.

By Jasmina Glisovic

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CGAP and Microfinance Investors: New Questions and Role

MIVs constitute the largest group of MIIs. MIV investment levels quadrupled between 2006 and 2008, and today, according to Symbiotics and MicroRate 2011 MIV surveys, more than 100 MIVs manage total assets of around US$7 billion.
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Microfinance Investors Adjust Strategy in Tougher Market Conditions

Microfinance Investment Vehicles in 2010 are confronting the most challenging investment environment since the 1990s.
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Performance-Based Agreements

This Technical Guide presents the rationale for the use of performance-based agreements and suggests ways to incorporate performance-based targets and incentives into existing loan and grant agreements.
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MIV Performance and Prospects

CGAP’s 2009 Microfinance Investment Vehicles (MIVs) Survey sheds light on the resilience of microfinance investments.
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Are Deposits a Stable Source of Funding for Microfinance Institutions?

New research finds that under normal circumstances, aggregate balances for low-income accounts move gradually, and they are not prone to abrupt month-by-month swings.