Posts Tagged ‘Central America’

ANALYSIS: Is microfinance investment on decline in Latin America?

By Matthew Fuchs Microfinance Focus, Feb 4, 2010: While microfinance institutions in Latin America are recovering as the general economic climate stabilizes, demand from MFIs for debt will remain subdued in the first half of 2010. And when growth returns, it is unlikely to be at the pace the industry has enjoyed previously. In terms of investment, Latin ... Full story

There is still a funding shortage for smaller MFIs in Latin America: CEO, Envest

There is still a funding shortage for smaller MFIs in Latin America: CEO, Envest
By Matthew Fuchs Jan. 15, 2010: With its mature and dynamic microfinance sector, Latin America is one of the world’s largest microfinance investment markets. As a result, the region’s response to the financial crisis has profound implications for microfinance investment globally. To gauge the current state of the investment climate in Latin America, Microfinance Focus has ... Full story

South American countries were better prepared for crisis: Rita de Boer, Triodos microfinance funds

South American countries were better prepared for crisis: Rita de Boer, Triodos microfinance funds
By Matthew Fuchs Jan. 14, 2010: With its mature and dynamic microfinance sector, Latin America is one of the world’s largest microfinance investment markets. As a result, the region’s response to the financial crisis has profound implications for microfinance investment globally. To gauge the current state of the investment climate in Latin America, Microfinance Focus has ... Full story

Excess liquidity an issue in Latin America: Eelco Mol of Triple Jump

Excess liquidity an issue in Latin America: Eelco Mol of Triple Jump
By Matthew Fuchs Jan.11, 2010: Microfinance Focus has conducted a survey of fund managers about the investment climate in Latin America. Here are the views of Eelco Mol, Regional Director for Latin America at Triple Jump, a global fund manager with strong presence in Latin America. The funds they manage include the Oxfam-Novib Microfinance Fund and ... Full story

Apoyo Integral Inversiones acquires Mexico’s Semisol microfinance

By Nagesh Narayana Microfinance Focus, Dec. 16, 2009: Apoyo Integral Inversiones, a microfinance investment company in Central America, has acquired acquired a controlling interest in the Mexican MFI Semisol, last October, through a buy-out of  “Investisseur & Partenaire pour le dévéloppement”, said a statement. Impulse Microfinance Investment Fund is shareholder of Apoyo Integral Inversiones, a microfinance investment company in Central America.  Since 2008 Apoyo Integral Inversiones is ... Full story
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