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M-CRIL Announcement – Country Manager, Myanmar
We are pleased to announce that Tirupathaiah Namani (Tiru) has taken charge of our Myanmar office as Country Manager, Myanmar from January 2019 and is based in Yangon.
Tiru has twenty years of varied experience in institutional assessments/ratings of MFIs, strategy & business planning, risk management, capacity buildings/trainings and conducting monitoring and evaluation of programmes in the areas of financial inclusion, agri-businesses and school assessments across 15 countries including Myanmar. He can be reached at tirunamani@m-cril.com
Cambodia Microfinance Association Annual Conference 2018
Sanjay Sinha, MD, M-CRIL was invited by the Cambodia Microfinance Association(CMA) to moderate the first session on New Models, New Players, New Impact at the Annual Microfinance Conference (AMC) 2018 organised by them in Siem Reap on 14 December 2018. The theme of the conference was “Managing Change for a Sustainable Future: The Impact Journey Continues”. The conference deliberations included examining current business models which have spurred phenomenal growth for the last decade and their relevance and sustainability in the future. Discussions were also held on sectoral risks and effort in managing them including the role of modern technology.
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AMC has taken place since 2008 and is considered the largest national gathering of the most influential people shaping the role of microfinance in Cambodia’s development and social contribution.
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Helping Sathapana Bank strengthen their Client Protection standards
M-CRIL conducted a one-day workshop in November 2018 for the Senior Managers of Sathapana Bank (Cambodia) on Client Protection and Client Protection Principles (CPPs). This included working towards examining why client protection was key to risk management at the Bank, and for building understanding and buy-in on the new version of CPPs which encompass more detailed indicators related to loans, savings, insurance and payments. The team also conducted a self-assessment on compliance with the CPPs as part of the workshop.
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