Micro Credit: A Different Approach to Traditional Banking: Empowering the Poor (Company Overview)
Academy of Banking Studies Journal 2009, Jan-July, 8, 1-2
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INTRODUCTION Micro Credit was unheard of until Dr. Muhammad Yunus, an American educated economics professor, began his Micro Credit Scheme as a poverty busting tool. Dr. Yunus had a deep conviction from the beginning that it was a tool that could serve to alleviate poverty. Micro Credit is the concept of extending loans to those who live on income in some cases as low as a $1 per day or less. The loan is usually offered without any of the collateral usually required by traditional banks. Loan sizes vary from country to country, but typically range from $25 to $250.
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