グラミンバンクに関する研究調査(1) : バングラデシュの事例から

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The Grameen Bank is a rural bank in Bangladesh that provides credit and organizational to the poor, who are excluded from the formal credit system many times because they lack material collateral. The financial institution has replaced social collateral requirements with group responsibility. The Grameen Bank improves the productivity and income of the poor and promotes social development. The banking system reduced transaction cost by group lending and the delivery system. Group lending also improves screening, monitoring and enforcing repayment. The Grameen Bank has problems such as the sources of borrowed capital, the activitywise of loans, cost management and so on. The Grameen Bank's experience is very informative. This paper is a report on the system and the experience of the Grameen Bank in Bangladesh. The first part of this study is aimed primarily at the arguments about the banking system of the Grameen Bank.
広島修道大学の論文
1997-09-30