Small scale MFIs and flexible repayments microequity instruments in Ghana: A pilot study

Project Active from 1 Jun 2024 to 1 Jul 2026 Firm capabilities and Firms

This project examines whether small-scale local microfinance institutions (MFIs) could benefit from using performance-based, flexible repayment equity-type contracts to select and finance high-growth potential microenterprises.

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Marco Trombetta

Professor of Accounting and Management Control, Instituto de Empresa Business School

Themes: Firm capabilities Firms
Countries: Ghana
Regions: West Africa

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Small scale MFIs and flexible repayments microequity instruments in Ghana: A pilot study

Researchers

Marco Trombetta

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