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SME Finance Virtual Marketplace - May Monthly Session
The “SME Finance Virtual Marketplace” is an online match-making platform that promotes partnership and collaboration between members of the SME Finance Forum, especially financial institutions, fintech companies and development finance institutions/ investors. The virtual Marketplace is powered by GlobalLinker, an AI powered ‘Digital Ecosystem’ offering SMEs a range of services to build digital presence including e-commerce.
How does the Marketplace operate?
To participate in the marketplace session, each member of the SME Finance Forum must have 1) an institutional profile (company profile) and personal profiles (individuals representing the companies) set up on the marketplace. Institutional profile shall also include products/services being offered by the members. With institutional profile and personal profile, representatives of member institutions will be able to explore different offerings by other members such as investment products, advisory services, technology solutions...etc. The virtual platform will enable members to reach out to one another to discuss potential collaboration and partnership at their own convenience.
To learn how to set up a company profile, a listing and an individual profile, please read the User Manual in this link.
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Tenth Marketplace Session
This tenth marketplace session, scheduled on Wednesday, May 4th from 8 am - 9:00 EDT, will feature a series of members who will present their products/services.
Following the presentations, participants will have the opportunities to reach out directly to the presenting institutions to make inquiries or explore partnership opportunities based on their interests.
4G Capital
Wayne Hennessy-Barrett is Founder/ CEO of 4G Capital, the award-winning Neobank for Africa, delivering last-mile finance and enterprise training to small businesses in Kenya and Uganda. The Company has helped 250,000 micro entrepreneurs increase annual revenues by 82%, with $240 million + loaned since inception. Unprecedented repayment and client repeat rates are achieved by blending machine learning with personal customer service. 4G Capital partners with global and local brands, distributers and retailers to boost sales and grow value chains. 4G Capital recently closed its Series C round to scale into new markets and broaden its range of products with client digitization. 4G Capital was ranked in the top ten global B Corporation finance providers in the 2022 Real Leader awards. Hennessy-Barrett had a distinguished first career as an infantry officer in the British Army, seeing extensive active duty worldwide. He volunteers with several charities focusing on poverty, social exclusion and veterans’ issues. He holds a master’s degree in conflict studies from King’s College London, a bachelor’s degree in politics from Exeter University and attended the Harvard Business School Strategic Leadership in Financial Inclusion executive course.
Roseanne Masila is Chief of Operations Support at 4G Capital. Her focus is on Customer Care, Customer Success, Training, Marketing and HR. She has also led the introduction of a disability program as part of driving diversity and inclusion in the company. She started her career in Human Resource Administration and has climbed the HR ladder while developing other team members and constantly developing herself in different aspects. Her extensive HR generalist experience obtained from multinational companies in different industries have seen her run end to end HR processes before moving more recently into her role as Head of Operations Support.
Access Microfinance Holding AG
Anna Aslanova is Senior Expert in Learning Development at Access Microfinance Holding AG. Skilled in Coaching, Talent Management, Business Planning, HR Consulting, and Training and Development, Anna has worked in the financial industry for more than 15 years. Anna is a Certified business and leadership Coach, an invited Lecturer in the field of Human Resources and Organisational Behavior. Her passion is to see people grow and prosper. Anna holds a master’s degree in management from Caucasus School of Business and speaks four languages. Anna is a proud mother of two sons. Originally, Anna is from Georgia, Tbilisi but since 2018 she lives and works in Berlin, Germany.
Banking Circle
Jon Levine is the Co-Head of Institutional Banking of Banking Circle. Prior to joining Banking Circle, Jon spent 11 years at Standard Chartered where he worked at the bank’s London, Dubai and Singapore offices. His most recent Standard Chartered role was as Managing Director responsible for UK Banks, Broker-Dealers & Fintech coverage. Earlier roles at Standard Chartered included Public Sector & Development Organisations coverage across EMEA and Debt Capital Markets roles. Jon started his career at Goldman Sachs where he worked on DCM, ECM and M&A assignments in the US and Asia.
Convergence
Chris Clubb has 20+ years of experience financing development projects in more than fifty emerging and frontier markets. Prior to joining Convergence, he was the Director leading European Bank for Reconstruction and Development’s (EBRD) financing/investment activities in its early transition countries where EBRD increased its annual investments five-fold to become the largest investor in these low-income countries. While at EBRD, Chris innovated and implemented in partnership with more than 20 donors many of EBRD’s blended finance programs – including the leading local currency program for SME finance and development. Prior to EBRD, Chris provided long-term financing to strategic European infrastructure projects while at European Investment Bank, provided cross-border financing to international buyers while at Export Development Canada, and started his banking/financing career in corporate banking at Toronto Dominion Bank. Chris has held senior strategic risk management positions at EBRD and EDC, including the design and implementation of an enterprise-wide risk management framework.
Development Bank of Nigeria
Bonaventure Okhaimo is the Chief Operating Officer at Development Bank of Nigeria. A Chartered Banker, Member of the Chartered Bankers Institute, UK and a fellow of the Institute of Credit Administration, Nigeria, with over 25 years banking experience spread across local and international banks. His vast industry experience includes, branch operations, branch management, leadership roles in Retail/SME Banking, Development Finance, Institutional Banking, Information Technology and Strategic Operations Service Delivery. He holds an LLB from University of Benin, Nigeria, a B. L from the Council of Legal Education, Lagos, an MBA in Financial Management from University of Technology, Owerri, a chartered banker MBA from Bangor University, United Kingdom and ACIB from Chartered Institute of Bankers, Nigeria.
Fintech Group
Hassan Issa has extensive experience in Financial Technology having been in the industry for 16 years at Fintech Group Kenya & Fintech International. He has served in software development in various capacities to Senior Software Developer position.Since then, Hassan has been Product Manager (Channels), from 2009 to-date, managing various platforms including Internet & Mobile Banking, Enterprise Service BUS and Finbridge Middleware. Hassan has overseen 64 payments clearing solutions in 64 banks across Africa. He has also overseen product deployments in Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya, Liberia, Ethiopia, Malawi and more.
Ontology
Li Ge is the Business Development Manager at Ontology. As an early adopter and believer of decentralized networks and data, Li has previously worked as a business solution architect serving leading global enterprises. He brings a wealth of experience to the Ontology Business Team, having co-founded the mobile AR gaming project, he also has industry expertise in Blockchain as a Service solutions. As a tech enthusiast, and a researcher of the global gaming landscape and metaverse, Li works hard to narrow the gap between the decentralized world and reality.
Tysys Capital Group
Modise Motloba is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Tysys Capital Group Proprietary Limited, a 100% black-owned, managed and controlled niche financial service and investment group with expertise in Corporate Financial Advisory, Fund Management, Wealth, SMME Development & Finance and Principal investments. Modise has more than 27 years working experience in the Financial Sector both in South Africa and the United States of America. He has operational and managerial experience as well as competency in Treasury Services, Risk Management, and Wealth Planning.
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Open Webinar: The Future of Finance for Women SMEs
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Women are a driving force for the economies in which they operate. However, women entrepreneurs face a range of financial challenges in realizing their business potential and are less likely than men to have adequate financial services. IFC estimates a US$1.5 trillion finance gap for women-owned micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in emerging economies. Financial institutions in Africa, Latin America, North America, the Middle East, Asia and Europe have innovated to narrow the finance gap and reach these important customer segments, using innovative products and solutions that harness technology, data, and customer-centric value propositions.
To enable the financial sector to better serve women customers including women-owned businesses, IFC’s Banking on Women (BOW) business has developed scalable solutions with partners that involve investments, advisory services and blended finance supported by partners such as Goldman Sachs Foundation.
In this webinar on April 13th, 2022 at 8 am EDT, leaders and IFC partner financial institutions discuss their innovations to finance and support growth for women customers and targeted solutions in SME finance, housing finance, trade finance, and capital markets.
As of June 2021, IFC’s Banking on Women (BOW) business has mobilized and invested over US$3 billion in financial institutions, specifically to finance women-led SMEs.
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Matthew Gamser, CEO, SME Finance Forum
Moderator
Colin Daley is a Global Advisory Specialist for IFC’s Banking on Women business in the Financial Institutions Group. He is currently working with financial institutions in the Middle East and Africa to enhance their strategies to attract, retain and grow women customer segments and ultimately differentiate themselves in their chosen markets. He was formerly an Advisory Partner at Ernst & Young EMEIA focusing on assisting financial services institutions to derive value from specialized segments, including SMEs, Retail. Colin was previously head of the Retail Banking Customer Journey Reengineering unit at HSBC UK and has worked as a management consultant in the UK, Poland, Norway, Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa. Colin is a Doctorate Candidate (DBA) with Paris School of Business (France) and is an Alumnus of the Advance Management Programme, Lagos Business School (Nigeria) and a holds a BEng(Hons) Electronic and Electrical Engineering, from Loughborough University (UK).
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Carl Wegner is the Chief Executive Officer of Contour, a network to lead a global adoption of blockchain-based trade solutions. Carl has over 30 years’ experience in Asia Cash Management, Institutional Banking, Financial Supply Chain and Distributed Ledger Technology. Carl served as R3 Managing Director for Asia, where he was instrumental in the business growth and market penetration of Corda solutions with Central Banks, Financial Institutions and Corporates. Carl’s prior experiences include Managing Director and Head of Global Transaction Banking, Greater China of Deutsche Bank, and Managing Director of Transaction Banking for Standard Chartered Bank in Taiwan. He was also Head of Asia for TradeCard (now GTNexus) building their network in 14 countries. Carl was named as a Top FinTech Leader at the Singapore FinTech Association (SFA) Awards 2020. He has also held the post of Treasurer at Taipei American Chamber of Commerce and is an Appointed Board Member of Taipei American School. Fluent in Mandarin, he holds a B.S. in both Chinese Language and Chinese History from Georgetown University.
Marcia Díaz is the Manager of SME Commercial Strategy at Banco Pichincha. She has more than 20 years of experience in the financial system of Ecuador handling various market segments. She currently leads the Small and Medium Enterprises team and promotes the SER#ImpulsoMujer Program, whose objective is to accompany the growth of businesses led by women through women-focused advice and financial and non-financial solutions. She holds a Master in Business Administration with a specialization in Corporate Strategy and she is a graduate of the Senior Management Program of Incae Business School.
Sarah Lubega Nansikombi is the Manager Women's Banking, Stanbic Bank Uganda, the biggest commercial bank in Uganda by Assets and branch network. She has 18 years’ experience in client solutions for consumer and high net-worth, SMEs, Corporate and investment banking. She currently heads the team developing financial and non-financial solutions tailor made to women ranging from individuals, professionals, sole proprietorships, micro-SMEs, women groups and investment clubs aimed at empowering the woman, banked and non-banked. She is a Certified Financial Literacy Trainer and a member of the Board of Trustees of Stanbic Uganda Holdings Ltd Staff Provident Fund. She holds a Bachelor of Business Studies and is a graduate of the Global Leadership Centre, Sandton South Africa.
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G20 Database is Open for Submissions!
[G20 DATABASE]
The G20 Presidency of Indonesia 2022 and the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion (GPFI), in partnership with the SME Finance Forum, are building a living database of successful examples of digital and innovative financial products and services for MSMEs beyond credit. These non-credit financial products and services may include, among others, digital payments, insurance, factoring, leasing, guarantee, and other risk management products.
Institutions, which have designed and implemented innovative financial products and services beyond credit to help MSMEs especially women entrepreneurs, youth entrepreneurs, and social finance recipients are strongly encouraged to contribute case studies.
Process and timeline: To ensure consistent quality and integrity of the case studies, a panel of subject matter experts is being set up. The committee will review the submitted cases on regular basis, seek clarifications and provide inputs where appropriate, before the case studies are accepted and published in the database.
Selected cases will be used as inputs into a G20 summary report which is expected to be drafted in June 2022.
"We are calling institutions to submit case studies on digital innovative and financial products and services for MSMEs beyond credit,” highlighted Magda Bianco, Co-Chair of the GPFI during the G20 Workshop on Digital and Innovative Financial Products and Services for MSMEs Beyond Credit, organized last month, hosted by the G20 Indonesia Presidency 2022 and the G20 countries’ Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion.
The database is open for submissions! Don't miss out on the opportunity to spotlight your work by submitting a case study to the G20 database.
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G20 Workshop on Digital and Innovative Financial Products and Services for MSMEs Beyond Credit
The G20 countries’ Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion and the Indonesia G20 Presidency are organizing the G20 Workshop on Digital and Innovative Financial Products and Services for MSMEs Beyond Credit. The two-hour virtual workshop will take place on March 2nd, starting at 6:30 PM Jakarta time (GMT+7).
The workshop, to be organized in partnership with the SME Finance Forum, with support from member Islamic Development Bank, Women’s World Banking, IFAD and Better Than Cash Alliance, will showcase examples of innovative non-credit financial products and services helping micro, small and medium enterprises recover from Covid and advance in digital financial inclusion - especially cases targeting women entrepreneurs, youth entrepreneurs, startups and social finance recipients. Technologies presented will cover digital payments, insurance, factoring, leasing, guarantees, risk management and more.
During the workshop, the G20/SME Finance Forum digital database was launched. This database collects further examples of successful innovations in the field of non financial services. Share your own experiences in the database!
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Presentation decks are posted on Member Portal.
For questions or assistance in registration, please email Hourn Thy at the SME Finance Forum at hthy@ifc.org.
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Open Webinar: Beyond Funding, What Women Need to Advance Their Businesses?
“Examining critical Financial and Business Support Services”
A recent evaluation (1) of a partnership between Women’s World Banking and Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has shown that a combination of financial and business support services for MSMEs provides opportunities for both women-led businesses and financial institutions. An IFC study (2) also concluded that providing nonfinancial services alongside finance could help financial institutions tap into the enormous potential of women-led enterprises. Financial services is one part of the equation, the other, business support services.
This joint event between the SME Finance Forum managed by the IFC and Women’s World Banking will facilitate a conversation on how to leverage business support services in order to strengthen women-led businesses with the skills, networks and resources they need to enhance and grow their businesses. Financial Services Providers (FSPs) across Latin America, South Asia and Africa who have pioneered effective and diverse approaches to providing business support services for women-led MSMEs will share their experiences.
They will tackle questions such as:
Why provide business support services?
Who provides the business support services - the FSPs or partner institutions?
What makes for effective business support services for women-led businesses?
What could FSPs do to ensure that business support services are sustainable?
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Daniela Konietzko is the President of Fundacion WWB Colombia and Board Member of Banco W. Daniela has been President since 2013. She is also on the board of directors of AFE (Asociación de Fundaciones Empresariales de Colombia), the founding council of ProPacífico, the advisory council of Latimpacto (Latin American Venture Philanthropy Network) and Profamilia´s assembly. She has more than 20 years of experience in multinational companies and NGOs in Colombia and Europe. She writes and speaks on gender, entrepreneurship and financial inclusion. Daniela has a BA in Finance and International Relations from Universidad Externado de Colombia and a graduate degree in Senior Management and MA in International Cooperation from Universidad de Complutense de Madrid.
Roshaneh Zafar is the founder and managing director of Kashf Foundation, Pakistan’s first specialised Microfinance institution targeting women micro-entrepreneurs through a host of financial and non-financial services. Ms. Zafar worked with the World Bank in Islamabad in the Water and Sanitation department for several years prior to setting up the Foundation. Ms. Zafar was one of the first Ashoka Fellows in Pakistan and has been a Schwab Foundation Social Entrepreneur since 2004. Ms. Zafar has also been awarded the Tamgha-e-Imtiaz, one of Pakistan s highest civilian awards, by the President of Pakistan for her work in the field of development and women's empowerment and was also awarded the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship in 2007 and the Vital Voices award for Economic Empowerment in 2010. Ms. Zafar sits on the board of several institutions including the Finca Microfinance Bank, the Pakistan Microfinance Network, the Micro Insurance Network, the BEES network, the Pakistan Medical Council, Kinnaird College and Kaarvaan Crafts. She has also served as a member of the Prime Minister’s Taskforce on Austerity and Federal Government restructuring and writes regularly for the Dawn. Roshaneh is a graduate of the Wharton Business School, University of Pennsylvania, USA and holds a Masters degree in Development Economics from Yale University, USA.
Abiola Nejo is the Head of Women’s Banking at Wema Bank. As Head of Gender Proposition and Workplace Banking, Abiola is responsible for designing value propositions that impact the lifestyle and financial needs of women in Nigeria. In her role, she has impacted thousands of women through “Sara by Wema” by offering various value propositions such as the Sara health scheme- a first of its kind, HMO and hospital cash plan for low-income earners, microlending scheme and business advisory services. She has also been instrumental in forging meaningful partnerships with several local and international women focused groups and has positioned the Bank as a gender inclusive organization. Abiola is a graduate of Computer Science from Covenant University Ota with an MBA from Lancaster University UK where she specialized in Global Strategic Management and graduated with a distinction. She is a certified Trainer of Trainers by International Financial Corporation (IFC) and a certified Gender specialist by Financial Alliance of Women. She has attended several trainings on financial inclusion and development.
Maria Fernanda Escobar Posada is the Marketing Manager at Banco W Colombia. Maria Fernanda has been head of marketing since 2012. She was previously head of marketing at companies in the financial, services and telecommunications sectors. She is responsible for planning, directing, controlling marketing strategies, brand and products in order to achieve positioning, and preference in the market, which facilitate the acquisition and loyalty of customers. Maria Fernanda has an Industrial Engineering degree with specialization in marketing from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Banco W S.A, is a commercial bank, operating under the regulations of the Superintendencia Financiera. It has its main business headquarters in Cali, Colombia. The main shareholder is Fundación WWB Colombia, whose main interest is to facilitate access to credit for the socially and economically less favored sectors, with a focus on the micro and small business sector.
Marina Dimova is the Director, Global Head of Financial Industry & Network Advocacy at Women’s World Banking. Marina leads the efforts to support Network Members and financial services providers across the industry to adopt best practices, share knowhow and take tangible actions to advance women’s financial inclusion. Women’s World Banking’s vision is to build a strong peer-learning community, which not only supports Network Members along their respective journeys to women’s financial inclusion, but also is a strong voice and champion for women’s financial inclusion for the financial industry. In her previous position as Managing Director of Design & Innovation, she focused on identifying and designing innovative financial solutions for women and girls. Marina is a designer with over 16 years of experience developing, implementing and scaling innovative solutions to social problems. Previously, Marina was a Vice President at ideas42 and Associate Research Director at Ikatu International. She has also worked on agricultural value chains and private sector development at the World Bank, and in finance and healthcare consulting. Marina holds an MPA in International Development from Harvard Kennedy School, and a B.A. in Economics and Government from Franklin & Marshall College.
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(1) Empowering MSMEs – Creating a Better Banking Experience for Women-led MSMEs in Kenya
(2) Non-Financial Services - The Key to Unlocking the Growth Potential of Women-led SMEs for Banks
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Open Webinar: COVID-19 and New Cyber Risk
Risk management during COVID has proven challenging on many levels. Financial intuitions have contended with unprecedented uncertainty of outcomes in credit risk, market risk, and operational risk. COVID-19 accelerated digitization, promoting work from home arrangements and remote banking. At the same time, SME banking is increasingly reliant on access to data to evaluate firms’ performance.
These conditions have introduced new vulnerabilities and operational risks. Cyber security threats, financial crime, and data privacy breaches are on the rise. Disruptions caused by cyber-attacks can be severe, causing both financial and reputational losses. According to BIS, cybercriminals have targeted financial firms more frequently than others since the pandemic started.
Join this webinar on January 26th, 2022 at 8 am EST to learn and discuss:
• How do financial intuitions identify, measure, mitigate, report, monitor, and control for cyber risks?
• How should financial intuitions address cyber risks while digitizing and moving to the cloud?
• How can financial institutions find and attract the right talent to defend against cybercrime? How should firms train their workforce on cyber risks?
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Matthew Gamser, CEO, SME Finance Forum
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Khrystyna Kushnir is the Knowledge Management Lead at the SME Finance Forum. She has over ten years of work experience in private enterprise and financial sector development. Before joining the Forum, Khrystyna worked as an operations analyst at the Development Economics of the World Bank Group. Prior to working for the World Bank Group, she was a Research Assistant for Central and Eastern Europe at the Heritage Foundation. Ms. Kushnir also worked, as a Research Analyst, for the Japanese consultancy Washington CORE on Russian and Asian markets. Ms. Kushnir holds MA in International Economic Relations from the American University and is a Fulbright scholar.
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Paul Randall was appointed CEO of Creditinfo Group in 2021, after leading the Executive teams and Analytics department for 20+ years. Experience of working in retail and bank lenders and now supporting lenders, whether it be Fintech, Retail, Telco or Banking. Fortunate to be part of a great multi-cultural team that provide a central part the financial infrastructure of 30+countries. Transforming credit risk assessment for individuals and business. Creating new digital lending strategies for lenders using credit bureau, mobile data, other digital data to increase credit and reduce losses. Specialties: Risk Management, Fintech, Credit Bureau, Digital Lending, Scoring Model Development, Credit Bureau Scores, Credit Bureau, Financial Inclusion.
Collen Masunda is a Credit Information Specialist at the IFC, supporting the Credit Infrastructure Global team since 2018. In this role, he provides credit information and data analytics advisory technical assistance. He is also the Deputy Secretariat of the International Committee on Credit Reporting (ICCR), the only recognized standard setting body in credit reporting. He has over a decade prior experience in central banking covering bank supervision; risk management, credit infrastructure; fintech; financial inclusion; policy formulation and implementation. Collen holds a Master of Commerce in Development from the University of Cape Town Graduate School of Business, Bachelor of Commerce and is Chartered Certified Accountant. He also holds Graduate certificates in Applied Business Analytics and Project Management from Boston University.
Gé Drossaert is Fidor Group’s Chief Commercial Officer and Member of the Board. Gé Drossaert is responsible for the strategy for Fidor Group’s technology and innovation expansion in addition to driving co-entrepreneurship projects with banks, non-banks and fintechs. His appointment was crucial in expanding the group’s activities at a global level with offices set up in Dubai, Singapore and New York in addition to associating Fidor with major digital banking and payments market players. Gé carries over 20 years of experience within the banking industry having held senior positions that drove digital banking transformation at CSC (CTO), Saudi Hollandi Bank (Head of Transformation and Change), RBS (Corporate Director, Product & E-Business Banking) and ABN Amro (Vice-President Corporate Director).
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