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 Microfinance stands as one of the most transformative movements led by and for women, sparking profound economic and social change. It has empowered millions of women entrepreneurs, fostering financial independence and strengthening community development. In India, microfinance has done more than uplift underserved populations — it has paved the way for the emergence of billion-rupee banks and lending institutions, highlighting its significant influence on the country’s financial ecosystem. Traditionally, microfinance has been vital in broadening financial access for those left out of mainstream banking, especially in rural and low-income regions. Yet, the sector is now at a crossroads. The rise of digital financial services, evolving borrower expectations, and regulatory shifts are reshaping the landscape. To remain relevant and impactful, microfinance must adapt and innovate. For years, the Joint Liability Group (JLG) model served as microfinance’s foundation, enabling collect...

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  In his recent article, Martin Wolf examines the persistent issue of excess savings in major economies like China, Germany, and Japan. These nations collectively ran current account surpluses of $884 billion in 2024, with the top ten surplus countries totaling $1.568 trillion. However, instead of channeling these funds into productive investments, especially in emerging markets, the surplus capital is primarily absorbed by the United States, which ran a current account deficit of $1.134 trillion, and the UK with a deficit of $123 billion. This absorption often occurs through government borrowing rather than private sector investment. Wolf highlights that this imbalance leads to several adverse outcomes: Economic Inefficiencies:  The surplus savings are not effectively utilized for global development, leading to missed opportunities for infrastructure and growth in developing countries. Political Ramifications:  Deficit countries like the US experience industrial decline,...