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Alex Silva Reflects on His Role in Linking Microfinance to Capital Markets

June 4, 2012 in Microfinance, Microfinance Matters, Resources | Tags: , , , | by | 1 comment

> Posted by Center Staff

For Alex Silva, President of Omtrix and Executive Director of Calmeadow, a transition from industrial engineering and corporate banking to microfinance was natural. In our most recent Microfinance Matters Interview, Silva discusses his unique introduction to microfinance, the commercial approach to microfinance that he was instrumental in developing and much more.  Read this intriguing interview to learn more about Silva’s progression into microfinance and some of the many lessons he learned along the way! Read the rest of this entry »

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