Microcred in the news

Awatef Mechri, CEO of Microcred SA, was recognized as a top global business leader for advancing responsible microfinance with strong ESG focus and digital innovation.

Microcred and FACE Tunisie partnered to support women and young artisans with training, financing, and commercialization assistance.

Microcred and ISG Sousse partnered to enhance microfinance training, research, and entrepreneurship with a focus on inclusion and environmental responsibility.

Awatef Mechri leads Microcred Tunisia's significant growth and international recognition in responsible microfinance, with plans for regional expansion and strong focus on gender inclusion.

Microcred SA earned top international ratings for institutional strength and social impact, affirming its role in inclusive microfinance and ongoing innovation.

Governor Biodun Oyebanji has immediately removed Abayomi Olumide as chairman of the Microcredit and Enterprise Development Agency due to gross misconduct.

Microcred SA in Tunisia cuts interest rates by 8 points and unifies loan pricing to boost financial inclusion, while global issues like US tariffs on EU goods and a major plastic pollution treaty unfold.

Microcred SA cut interest rates by 8 points and introduced 50+ new credit offers after a strategic transformation to enhance financial inclusion in Tunisia.

Microcred Tunisia cuts loan interest rates by 8 points and launches over 50 new credit products to boost financial inclusion and support vulnerable clients.

Microcred SA significantly lowers interest rates and launches new tailored credit products to boost financial inclusion in Tunisia.

Microcred SA cuts interest rates by 8 points and introduces 50+ new credit products to boost financial inclusion in Tunisia.

Microcred SA cuts interest rates by 8 points on all credits and launches over 50 new flexible loan products targeting underserved groups in Tunisia.

Microcred SA cuts interest rates by 8 points following a strategic transformation to enhance financial inclusion and support vulnerable clients in Tunisia.

Microcred SA cuts interest rates by 8 points and launches 50+ new credit products after a successful digital transformation to better serve vulnerable populations in Tunisia.

Microcred is issuing a 10 million dinar debenture loan to strengthen its financial structure for 2024.

Microcred is issuing a 10 million dinar bond tranche in December 2024 to support its 2024 budget and strengthen its financial structure.

IFC and CAF invested in MicroCred Mexico to expand microfinance services, supporting small businesses and regional development.

Microfinance institutions actively support sustainable economies by funding and coaching ecological entrepreneurs to promote eco-responsible economic transitions.

Microcred and Fondation FABA partner with TACIR to boost youth entrepreneurship and employability across 11 Tunisian regions.

Microcred partners with TACIR to support youth-driven cultural and creative projects across Tunisia's low-income regions, enhancing social inclusion and employability.