Capital Markets
Equity Valuation Toolkit
This toolkit gives MFI managers the theoretical understanding and practical examples to conduct an equity valuation of their institutions. Valuation analysis is an invaluable important skill for MFI managers, especially those currently overseeing major corporate transformations, mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures or IPOs. By understanding valuation, MFI managers can make better capital structure decisions and conduct precise long-term strategic planning. After previewing the self-study guide, working through the practical exercise and familiarizing themselves with the included Excel models, managers will have the knowledge, skills and tools necessary to apply a variety of valuation methodologies to their own institutions.
Keywords:Toolkit for Developing a Financial Risk Management Policy (FRM Toolkit)
The Toolkit for Developing a Financial Risk Management (FRM) Policy is the leading practical, step-by-step guide that assists MFIs in developing effective risk management strategies and policies.
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For purchase: US$ 25.00
Capital Markets Guide for Microfinance Institutions (MFIs)
This guide provides an overview of the capital markets and includes basic insights into the key capital markets players, instruments, private versus public issues and the rating process. It also contains a checklist for screening investment bank or financial advisers, advice on packaging the institution’s success for raters and investors and numerous appendices which expand upon these core concepts and instruments.
Keywords:Strategies for Financial Integration: Access to Commercial Debt
Author: Louise Schneider-Moretto and Greta Greathouse
This paper contains strategies and suggestions which will help MFI managers optimize access to commercial debt as a step in financial integration.
Keywords:Foreign Exchange Risk Management in Microfinance
Author: Rocio Cavazos, 2004
This focus note provides microfinance institutions (MFIs) with ways to evaluate and manage foreign exchange risk to minimize exposure and avoid losses, and highlights the role that lenders and donors can play in reducing the exposure of MFIs to foreign exchange risk.
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