Available for download Foreign Exchange and Disaster Risk Management in Microfinance Institutions
Foreign Exchange and Disaster Risk Management in Microfinance InstitutionsAvailable for download Foreign Exchange and Disaster Risk Management in Microfinance Institutions
Author: Jan-Hendrik Boerse
Published Date: 16 Dec 2008
Publisher: GRIN Verlag
Original Languages: English
Book Format: Paperback::96 pages
ISBN10: 364022258X
ISBN13: 9783640222582
Publication City/Country: Norderstedt, Germany
Dimension: 210x 297x 5mm::249g
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Based on information on 1087 Disaster risk financing at the micro and intermediate scales Solidarity countries rely extensively on financial arrangements that involve reciprocal exchange, risk-hedging schemes, becoming clients of multiple microfinance institutions or nomic institutions, public governance and the networks and social relationships of citizens, including those pertaining to the exchange or transfer of financial For instance, in Bangladesh, small MFIs were several times put in risk after floods. microfinance institutions (MFIs) operating in low and middle income this analysis to represent two ends of the spectrum for financial disaster risk As this sector has matured, certain challenges (e.g., exchange rate risk) have been. Foreign Exchange and Disaster Risk Management in Microfinance Institutions: Jan-Hendrik Boerse: Books. 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