Research Papers
The World Microfinance Forum Geneva strives to promote inclusive financial markets, by stimulating and facilitating a fact-based discussion among stakeholders in investment in inclusive finance. To this end, it commissions original research and publishes studies carried out by third parties, which it believes will assist the development of a deeper understanding of the issues at stake and the options for building the market.
Symposium 2008 Special Issue
Geneva Papers on Inclusiveness (commissioned papers)
| No 10. Pete Sparreboom, Will Microfinance Continue to do Well?, World Microfinance Forum Geneva, September 2009 |
| No 9. Ivo Knoepfel and Pete Sparreboom, Ends Meet - Current State and Future Prospects of European Pension Funds' Investments in Microfinance, onValues/ World Microfinance Forum Geneva, August 2009 |
| No 8. Du Xiaoshan, Current Situation and Future Prospects for Microcredit in China, China Academy of Social Sciences, October 2008 |
| No 7. Julie Abrams, Recent Developments in Microfinance Foreign Exchange Risk Management, Microfinance Analytics, October 2008 |
| No 6. Oliver Oehri, Microfinance Investment Funds – Analysis of Portfolio Impact, University of Liechtenstein, October 2008 |
| No 5. Du Xiaoshan e.a., A Glimpse at the Microfinance Industry in China – Proceedings of the 2008 WMFG Workshop in China, China Association of Microfinance, April 2008 |
| No 4. Bai Chengyu, Networks and cooperation in microfinance in China, China Association of Microfinance, February 2008 |
| No 3. He Guangwen, The demand for microfinance services in China, China Agricultural University, February 2008 |
| No 2. Sun Tonquan, The policy and legal framework for microfinance in China, China Academy of Social Sciences, February 2008 |
| No 1. Du Xiaoshan, The supply of microfinance services in China, China Academy of Social Sciences, February 2008 |
