Uno Sguardo al Futuro

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By Giovanni Nicola Pes, President’s Office of the National Microcredit Agency. Presented at CSW Summit Venice 2015. Learn more and join us at our next event: www.crowdsourcingweek.com

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Treviso, 6 marzo 2015
Uno sguardo al futuro!
prospettive per il microcredito
nell’epoca della sharing economy

MICROCREDITO!
SOCIALE E
IMPRENDITORIALE
IMPORTO MAX EROGABILE
10K 25K
SERVIZI AUSILIARI DI ASSISTENZA E
MONITORAGGIO
ALTRI PRODOTTI MICROFINANZA
HOUSING
MICRO
LEASING
MICRO !
ASSIC.
IMPACT FINANCE
SOCIAL
IMPACT
BOND
CROWD
FUNDING
FONDI !
PUBBLICI
FONDI !
PRIVATI
FONDI EUROPEI
DIRETTI E INDIRETTI

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