Much has been said on how critical small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are for the social and economic uplift of developing economies.

Our latest blog discusses how digitisation is destined to solving various issues faced by SMEs and some of the constraints which hinder SME digitisation.

Innovative supply chain financing presents an unprecedented opportunity to disrupt traditional SME banking credit models, and, improve the livelihoods of millions of people in emerging markets.

According to a growing body of evidence, increased female participation in the economy, particularly via women-owned small and medium enterprises has positive effects on economic growth and wider developmental goals and priorities. Despite such mounting evidence, we find that women-owned SMEs and female entrepreneurs face barriers and constraints that severely restrict their growth potential.