Self Help Group Bank Linkage Programme- An Index of Measuring Financial Inclusion

Financial Depth – Financial Repression Linkage

The effect of financial attitude and financial knowledge on financial capacity of individuals considering the role of financial self-efficacy of Bank Mellat customers

The main objective of this research is to investigate the effect of financial attitude and financial knowledge on financial capacity of individuals considering the role of financial self-efficiency among Mellat customers in Tehran. The purpose of this research is in applied research and is descriptive-survey based on the method of data collection. The study population in this research includes ...

Does group inclusion hurt financial inclusion? Evidence from ultra-poor members of Ugandan savings groups∗

Millions of ultra-poor households in sub-Saharan Africa rely exclusively on savings groups to meet their financial needs. However, the ability of savings groups to fully meet these needs remains unclear. We randomly assign ultra-poor Ugandan households to savings groups containing different proportions of ultra-poor members. We find evidence that groups may be unable to satisfy the borrowing ne...

Blueprint for the Self-Help Group

It all started when a drunken man dialled a wrong number and talked to another alcoholic by mistake. Today, Alcoholics Anonymous is probably one of the most successful self-help organisations in existence. It has the minimum of dogma, but that dogma, is unshakable. Dr. Griffith Edwards* takes a closer look at the intriguing AA approach to alcoholism. To talk of designing a self-help group may s...

financial depth – financial repression linkage