What is the Credit Card Act and why was it introduced?
In the years before 2009, credit cards had become one of the most common forms of consumer borrowing in the United States. By 2008, household credit card debt had climbed past $900 billion, according to Federal Reserve data, and card issuers were enjoying some of their most profitable years. The business model was clear: interest […]
Who regulates lending in Namibia?
This article breaks down Namibia’s lending regulatory ecosystem; who’s in charge, what their mandates are, and how the system affects borrowers, lenders, and the broader economy.
A deep overview of business and SME loans in Ghana
Executive summary In Ghana today, running a small business isn’t just a choice. It’s a means of survival and progress. With over 80% of employment coming from the informal sector, entrepreneurship is often the default path for many Ghanaians, especially the youth. From food sellers to online vendors and fashion designers in Accra, micro and […]
