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GAFM Articles > > Markets > Tackling the Credit business in Iraq and Afghanistan
Tackling the Credit business in Iraq and Afghanistan
By Prof. Brett King
20 November, 2008
One of the obvious challenges in (re)building the banking and economic systems in Iraq and Afghanistan is the provision of loans, lines of credit and general opportunities for funding grass root activity for small businesses and consumers. Essential to the success of stimulating economic activity will be the commitment of banks, supported by the IMF and others, to small and medium size businesses that are the cornerstone of commerce in these socio-centric communities.
About the Authors
Brett King is one of the former staffers of the training offices in Dubai that was formerly recognized by the American Academy of Financial Management, a global organization dedicated to improving the skills and careers of financial professionals everywhere. .
