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Impact in Armenia
In less than three years, the Armenia Small Enterprise Fund shifted from the brink of bankruptcy to an operational self-sufficiency ratio of 106 percent, doubling its previous ratio and securing the future of its 1,640 microloan clients.
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Specialists in Financial Services
A list of our technical specialists in Financial Services.
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Projects in Financial Services
Our current projects that center around Financial Services or
include Financial Services as a component.
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Stories about Financial Services
Read news archives about the impact of our work in Financial Services.
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Financial Services
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For more than 30 years Chemonics has pioneered solutions that increase access to finance on a scalable and sustainable basis for low-income individuals. We combine industry-leading expertise with an unparalleled understanding of country-specific circumstances and conditions. This enables us to craft strategies that are not only technically sound but are also tailored to the local environment.
Our financial services practice helps expand access to finance for micro, small, and medium enterprises by offering a comprehensive range of advisory services targeted at all levels of business across the financial sector spectrum.- Financial Sector Infrastructure: Chemonics partners with host country governments at the ministerial and central bank levels to develop appropriate financial sector policies and regulations as well as establish capital markets, credit bureaus, and other key institutions that make up a country’s financial infrastructure.
- Financial Institutional Development: Chemonics collaborates with a variety of financial sector entities, including microfinance institutions, commercial banks, and regulators, to develop their institutional capacity through the use of technology, restructuring, process improvement, and other means that result in improved operational performance and profitability.
- Financial Services and Products: Chemonics works with a wide range of financial intermediaries, including credit unions, nongovernmental institutions, and commercial banks to create financial products and services that are designed to meet the individual needs of micro, small, and medium enterprises operating across a diverse range of circumstances and environments.
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