by Sharone Perlstein | Feb 4, 2021 | Microfinance, rwanda, Uncategorized
I visited Rwanda in November of 2020. Rwanda is beautiful, some call it the Switzerland of Africa, for it’s rolling hills, greenery, mango trees, avocado trees and more. Yet, poverty thrives here. I have not yet seen a country where so many of its citizens... 
by Sharone Perlstein | Apr 18, 2020 | Microfinance
Small Businesses are the lifeline of the economy. While national governments have stepped in to help business owners survive the corona induced havoc, the way these loans are being dispersed, through the banks, means a majority of small businesses will never be... 
by Sharone Perlstein | Mar 12, 2020 | Fintech, market crash, Microfinance, Uncategorized
The wold is in full panic mode. The corona virus has effected the entire human population. Governments are taking defensive and extreme measures to combat and stop the spread of the virus; Italy is on full lock down, Israel mandated self quarantine on worldwide... 
by Sharone Perlstein | Dec 9, 2019 | Fintech, Microfinance
Onboarding new customers is a popular topic for banks and insurance companies. Many companies have built technologies to identify the person seeking financing, yet in developing markets its fair to assume that the lack of digital data makes it more difficult to... 
by Sharone Perlstein | Sep 1, 2019 | Microfinance
Greta Thunberg is a 16 year old Swedish national that has made it her mission to educate all of us on the detrimental effects of climate change. Greta is giving us all a wake-up call and she needs all of our support. Mother earth is crying. The Amazon is burning. ...
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