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BUS 473 - Overview of Microfinance

A course to help the student gain a practical understanding of the fundamental concepts of microfinance: assessing customer needs and expectations, designing new products and delivery mechanisms, the various lending methodologies, the debate around regulation and supervision, assessing the quality of a portfolio, gauging financial viability, addressing governance, and cultivating effective donor relations. This is accomplished with an eye toward assessing the theological importance and relevance of microfinance when attempted from a Christian vantage point. Either semester.

Credits: 3


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