Sustainability of Microfinance in Ghana: A Theoretical Perspective
Journal Title: Journal of Empirical Economics - Year 2015, Vol 4, Issue 3
Abstract
Microfinance has been a key development tool, and despite the current keen competition within the subsector, it continues to grow within the African sub-region. The microfinance sector has over the years thrived and developed into its current state through the help of various reforms in the financial services sector. Due to the increase in the number of microfinance firms in Ghana over the last decade, the monopoly enjoyed by the formal financial sector is being broken with increased competition and the provision of variety of financial products to meet both the financial and non-financial needs of the less privileged. This article discusses some activities related to the provision of micro credits including their products, clients, sustainability, and management issues.
Authors and Affiliations
Gloria K. Q. Agyapong
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