Consulting
International Advisory Services (IAS) structures and implements consulting and training projects in emerging markets and developing countries. Clients include international donor organisations, non-governmental organisations (NGOs), international financial institutions (IFIs), microfinance institutions (MFIs), banks and other financial institutions.
Experts of Frankfurt School of Finance & Management’s division International Advisory Services have supported partners and clients in the following areas:
- Capacity building and technical advisory services for banks and microfinance institutions of all types in all areas of banking and finance with focus on Micro and SME lending
- Change management processes to meet growth, competition and transformation needs
- Advisory to microfinance policy makers and regulators (downscaling, greenfielding, upscaling)
- Technical support to training institutes and specialised microfinance competence centres
- Conduction of market research, Due Diligences, feasibility studies and other studies
IAS reaches its clients through seven core competence centers:
- Microbanking
- Housing Finance
- Small and Medium Enterprise Finance
- Rural and Agricultural Finance
- Fund Management
- Risk Management
- Sustainable Energy Finance
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