ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE: AN INCLUSIVE FINANCIAL SYSTEM ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE: AN INCLUSIVE FINANCIAL SYSTEM

ISLAMIC MICROFINANCE: AN INCLUSIVE FINANCIAL SYSTEM

Pakistan & Gulf Economist 2010, August 1, 29, 30

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Publisher Description

Byline: SAQIB MASOOD CHISHTI Microfinance is the financial solution to the basic financial needs of the poor people, which are denied by the conventional commercial banking. Microfinance is usually defined as the provision of basic financial products and services to the under privileged segment of the society which has not access to the conventional financial institutions. Access to finance or credit is the fundamental right of every entrepreneur who is willing to expand or start his or her business but this right is denied by current financial system of commercial banks.

GENRE
Business & Personal Finance
RELEASED
2010
1 August
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
7
Pages
PUBLISHER
Asianet-Pakistan
SIZE
55.4
KB

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