ISSUES OF ELIMINATING PROBLEM LOANS IN MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS
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https://doi.org/10.55640/Keywords:
loan, microfinance organization, pawnshop, microloan, microcredit, problem loan, reserve, non-bank credit organizations, financial literacy, risk, collateral.Abstract
This article explores lending operations of microfinance institutions, highlighting the specifics of lending practices, the nature of problem loans, and their management in microcredit organizations. The study identifies the key causes of the increasing volume of problem loans and offers solutions and recommendations for their elimination.
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