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The document discusses the Microfinance Information Exchange (MIX), which collects data from over 2,100 microfinance institutions (MFIs) globally. It introduces two new MIX initiatives: Report Express, a new online platform to streamline data collection from MFIs; and MIX Financial Inclusion maps, which visualize financial inclusion data on an interactive global map. The presentation provides an overview of these tools and their benefits in reducing reporting burdens for MFIs and improving understanding of microfinance markets.

Technology Economy & Finance

Microfinance Information Exchange

Report Express and Financial Inclusion
Reducing Reporting Burdens and Improving Market Understanding

The Premier Source for Microfinance
Data and Analysis

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Agenda

Overview of MIX
MIX Report Express (new data
collection platform)

MIX Financial Inclusion (maps of
financial inclusion)
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What is MIX?

MIX Basics

2,100+ MFIs

150 Networks

MFI Networks

Donors and
Investors

200 Funders
MFI

300 Service
Providers

Regulators

Raters

What can we learn about the Pacific Region’s microfinance market with
MIX data?
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Pacific MFIs on MIX

7 MFIs consistently reporting from
Pacific

Nationwide Microbank
PNG Microfinance

Moris Rasik
Tuba Rai Metin

SPBD Samoa

SPBD Fiji

SPBD Tonga

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presentation without MIX’s prior written permission is strictly prohibited.

Agenda

Overview of MIX
MIX Report Express (new data
collection platform)

MIX Financial Inclusion (maps of
financial inclusion)
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presentation without MIX’s prior written permission is strictly prohibited.

Current inefficient data ecosystem
Multiple collectors: The
average MFI reports to 7
data collectors 50
times/year!
asking for multiple reports:
Interim updates and new
social performance reports
contribute to the ballooning
requirements.

Definitions
Urban = ?
Rural = ?

Labels
Borrowings
Loans
Funding Liabilities
Debt
Loan Funds
Borrowed Funds

Calculations
5

=

%

$

in unique ways!: Disparate
calculations and indicators
total 800 data point
requests.

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Two Aspects to MIX Report Express

MIX – MFI Relationship
• Online platform
• Excel download
possible
• Number of metrics
collected reduced

MFI – Investor
Relationship
(MIX Gold)
• MIX bears the burden of
collecting data
• Reduces analyst time
spent
collecting/verifying
data
• MIX Gold clients still
get their custom
reports

Sector-wide benefit: As more institutions sign-up for MIX Gold, FSPs
will prepare fewer custom reports
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Agenda

Overview of MIX
MIX Report Express (new data
collection platform)

MIX Financial Inclusion (maps of
financial inclusion)
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Why use Maps?

Take me to map

Engages user more than numbers alone
More than a pretty picture
Communicates advanced analytics to decision makers
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Next steps in Analytics

Building a more dynamic
platform:
• More analysis on the page
• User interaction for light
“What if” analysis
• Ability to drilldown

Take me to analysis
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MIX Global and Project Partners
MIX partners with a dedicated group of industry leaders:

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Microfinance Information Exchange
Headquarters:
1901 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Suite 307
Washington, D.C. 20006 USA

Visit us on the Web:
www.themix.org  www.mixmarket.org

Regional Offices:
Baku, Azerbaijan

Contact us: info@themix.org

44 J. Jabbarli st. Caspian Plaza I, 5th Floor,
Baku, Azerbaijan

Lima, Peru
Jirón León Velarde 333 Lince, Lima 14, Perú

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Ouest-Foire, Dakar-Sénégal

Hyderabad, India

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Road #12, Landmark Building, 5th Floor,
Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 500034, India
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The document discusses a survey of gender indicators conducted by Microfinance Information Exchange (MIX). MIX tested the ease of use, usefulness, and prevalence of tracking for various gender indicators among microfinance institutions (MFIs) that focus on gender equality and a control group. The indicators tested included the percentage of new female borrowers, female borrower retention rate, average female loan balance, portfolio at risk for women, and female staff retention rate. Most indicators were found to be easy to track and useful, though data collection was inconsistent. The survey also found that MFIs generally had low representation of women on staff and boards, regardless of their gender focus. MIX aims to be a leading source of microfinance data and analysis

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El documento resume las tendencias del mercado microfinanciero en América Latina y el Caribe entre 2006 y 2011 según datos de 48 instituciones microfinancieras. Los principales hallazgos son: 1) Los préstamos, activos y número de clientes crecieron a tasas superiores al 20% durante este período; 2) Sin embargo, el crecimiento de los depósitos se desaceleró en los últimos años; 3) A pesar del fuerte crecimiento, las instituciones necesitan aumentar su capital para respaldar sus operaciones.

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El documento presenta las tendencias del mercado microfinanciero en América Latina y el Caribe entre 2006-2011 según datos de 48 instituciones microfinancieras. Las principales conclusiones son: 1) Los préstamos y clientes aumentaron un 17-24% impulsados por Sudamérica, mientras que los depósitos crecieron más lentamente un 20%; 2) Sudamérica experimentó el mayor crecimiento en préstamos (26%) y clientes (17%), mientras México tuvo aumentos más moderados; 3) Los tres países con mayores aumentos en prést

2011 Asia Regional Snapshot

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The document provides an overview of the microfinance sector in Asia in 2011. It notes that Asia accounts for 75% of the world's microfinance borrowers and 47% of deposit accounts. The sector is dominated by India and Bangladesh, which together account for 7 out of 10 borrowers in Asia. The number of borrowers in Asia doubled over the past 5 years, with particularly fast growth in South Asia. Microfinance institutions in Asia have consistently generated profits, though portfolio quality declined in South Asia following the 2010 microfinance crisis in Andhra Pradesh, India.

2011 Middle East & North Africa Regional Snapshot

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The document provides an analysis of key trends in microfinance in the Middle East and North Africa region in 2011. It summarizes that the region has the lowest microfinance outreach and scale globally, with the lowest average loan balances. While portfolio quality is high, funding is limited, with microfinance institutions relying primarily on donations rather than debt or deposits. The Arab Spring uprisings disrupted microfinance operations and negatively impacted borrowers' businesses in countries affected.

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The document provides an analysis of key trends in microfinance in the Middle East and North Africa region in 2011. It summarizes that the region has the lowest microfinance outreach and scale globally, with the lowest average loan balances. While portfolio quality is high, the region receives the fewest cross-border funds and relies primarily on donations. The Arab Spring uprisings disrupted many microfinance institutions' operations and negatively impacted their clients' microenterprises.

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This document provides a summary of key trends in the microfinance sector in sub-Saharan Africa in 2011. It finds that the sector is served by a diverse set of over 22,900 providers, including credit unions, savings groups, and new greenfield institutions. Access to formal financial services remains lowest in SSA, with 88% of the population being unbanked. Regulations are evolving across countries to facilitate a balanced approach to financial inclusion and consumer protection. Overall, microfinance client outreach has expanded steadily over the past five years, though medium-sized MFIs face the greatest challenges with repayment risks.

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This document provides a 3-paragraph summary of key facts about microfinance in Sub-Saharan Africa in 2010-2011. It notes that microfinance reached nearly a quarter of global depositors while accounting for less than 5% of global borrowers. A diverse set of over 22,900 microfinance providers served over 20 million loan clients and 44 million deposit clients, with total loan and deposit portfolios of $14.9 billion and $13.8 billion respectively. Access to formal financial services remains lowest in Sub-Saharan Africa, with 88% of the population lacking a bank account on average across the region.

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The document provides an overview of the microfinance sector in Eastern Europe and Central Asia in 2010-2011. It summarizes key trends including: 1) Recovery from the 2008 financial crisis with microfinance institutions increasing loan portfolios and outreach but mixed improvements in profitability. 2) Banks in the region began providing larger loans while numbers of borrowers remained steady. 3) Risk levels for microfinance institutions in Central Asia declined after spiking in 2009 during the crisis but remained above pre-crisis levels. 4) Non-bank financial institutions in Central and Eastern Europe continued struggling with very high delinquency rates.

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