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The Rise, Fall, and Recovery of the Microfinance Sector in Morocco
AFFORDABLE FINANCIAL SERVICES ARREARS ASSET QUALITY BALANCE SHEET BANKS BENEFICIARIES CENTRAL BANK CGAP CHECKS COMMERCIAL BANKS COMPETITOR CORPORATION CREDIT ALLOCATIONS CREDIT ANALYSIS CREDIT BUREAU CREDIT INFORMATION CREDIT POLICIES CREDIT PROCESSES DEVELOPMENT FINANCE DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTIONS EXCHANGE RATE FAMILIES FINANCIAL CRISIS FINANCIAL SUPPORT HOUSEHOLDS INCOME-GENERATING ACTIVITIES INDEBTEDNESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS INSTALLMENT JUDICIAL ACTION LENDERS LIQUIDITY LOAN LOAN DELINQUENCY LOAN PORTFOLIO LOAN PORTFOLIOS LOAN PRODUCTS LOAN RECOVERY LOAN SIZE LOCAL BANKS MFI MFIS MICROBANKING MICROCREDIT MICROFINANCE MICROFINANCE INDUSTRY MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS MICROFINANCE LOANS MICROFINANCE SECTOR MICROFINANCE SECTORS NONPERFORMING LOANS OUTREACH POOR HOUSEHOLDS PROFITABILITY REGULATORY FRAMEWORK RETURN RETURN ON ASSETS SOLVENCY SPONSORS STATE BANK TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TRANSPARENCY URBAN AREAS
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Middle East and North Africa | Morocco
2012-08-13T08:44:24Z | 2012-08-13T08:44:24Z | 2009-12
Morocco is a recognized microcredit champion, boasting 40 percent of client outreach in the Arab world and host to some of the best performing microfinance institutions (MFIs) in the world. But since 2007, the microcredit sector has been confronting a crisis. There are 12 licensed MFIs in Morocco, serving close to 1 million clients with combined assets of 5.7 billion dirham (US$705 millio
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