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Micro-Meltdown: CEME Senior Fellow Vikram Akula Discusses Indian Microfinance Industry

November 28, 2018January 24, 2019 IBGC 0 Comment CEME Senior Fellows, India, microfinance, SKS Microfinance, Tisch College, Tufts Daily, Tufts Entrepreneurship Society, Tufts University, Vaya, Vikram Akula

by Robert Kaplan, Tufts Daily This article was originally published in the Nov. 28, 2018 edition of the Tufts Daily.

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Consumers spend approximately 28 minutes per month traveling to the point where they access cash ⏰🏧

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And that's a wrap! Thank you to all those who attended and participated in the #BuildingBridgesVII Summit today in Washington D.C.

It was great to hear insights from investment panels as well as many thoughtful discussions between attendees.

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.@SlaughterAM, CEO of @NewAmerica & former Director of Policy Planning for the US Department of State, spoke today at #BuildingBridgesVII and gave a policy perspective on investing for social and governance impact.

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Today at the #BuildingBridgesVII summit, a spotlight panel featuring representatives from @IFC_org, @WorldBank, @Landesa_Global, & @NewAmerica identified the social & governance risks that arise in global infrastructure investments and how they influence risk-return profiles.

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