By 2021, the Central African Banking Commission (COBAC) has set itself, among other objectives, to recapitalize micro-finance institutions (MFIs) and strengthen internal controls to clean up a “gangrené” sector. by “bad habits” According to industry experts, this new reform is important after the one initiated in 2002 because it sets the new regulatory framework and…...
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New legislation to reform the microfinance sector in Central Africa
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Mr. Abbas Mahamat Tolli, president of COBAC.
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