Micro Finance Institutions in India: Structure and Sustainability

Micro Finance Institutions are proliferating all over the world, so also in India. They are almost more than two decades old in India and many of them are doing business profitably. Off late, many of them have turned professional and seeking funding from market. This has impacted their sustainability to a great extent. This book explores this phenomenon. The work is empirical in nature and based on authentic data base. The outcome from this research would be of helpful to policy makers and MFIs.

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Ambika Prasad Pati, (PhD & CMA) is an Associate Professor in the Department of Commerce, North-Eastern Hill University, Shillong. He specialises in the area of finance, particularly on Banking and Micro Finance. He has completed three research projects and guided six Ph D research scholars. He has published four books and forty six research papers.