Who regulates lending in Zimbabwe
Behind every loan approval or denial is a complex system of laws and regulators meant to keep things in check. This article explores Zimbabwe’s lending environment, who regulates it, what laws apply, how interest rates are controlled, and how these systems affect people.
How lenders should prepare for the new credit guarantee era
The following guidance grounded in NCGC’s own structure, principles and announcements explains how banks and fintechs can get ready internally, shape the right loan offerings, align their credit and risk frameworks, educate borrowers, and coordinate across teams for this new guarantee-driven lending ecosystem.
Credit bureaus, credit scoring, and payments providers for lenders in Botswana
In Botswana’s lending sector, it’s not the interest rate or marketing budget that’s the most powerful tool—it’s the invisible mechanics that decide who gets approved, how money flows, and what risks lenders are willing to take. The real game-changers are credit bureaus, credit scoring models, and payment providers, and they’re reshaping how loans are managed, […]

