PMIC and British International Investment partner for USD30m microfinance lending
Most outlets reported the partnership between PMIC and British International Investment to unlock USD30 million in microfinance lending. Business Recorder highlighted the collaboration and the potential lending amount, while Profit added specific details about the USD15 million risk-sharing facility and its focus on women, rural communities, and small businesses.
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PMIC, British International Investment partner to unlock $30 million in microfinance lending
$15 million risk-sharing facility to expand financing for partner institutions, with focus on women, rural communities and small businesses
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PMIC, BII partner to unlock up to USD30m of additional lending
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Microfinance Investment Company (PMIC) and the British International Investment (BII), the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor, have partnered to unlock up to USD 30 million of additional lending through PMIC’s portfolio, supported by a USD 15 million risk-sharing facility from the BII. The partnership will support wider financial inclusion in Pakistan, ...
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