


Solutions that make a difference
Ample Microfinance Bank is being sponsored by a group of seven prospective Nigerian entrepreneurs who are desirous of contributing effectively to the success of Government objectives of economic empowerment and development in Nigeria. They are determined to provide financial Services to the economically active poor, micro and medium enterprises.
- Financial Inclusion.
- Small Loan Sizes
- Group Lending
- Flexible Repayment Terms
- Nontraditional Collateral Requirements
Innovate to dominate
with us
Strategy is the key to
success
Financial Services
Render financial services for the benefit of the stakeholders.
Economic Empowerment
Contribute to the economic empowerment of the poor through the provision of micro credit that will enable them engage in micro enterprises.
Employment
Generate employment and alleviate poverty in the area.
Service Delivery
Enhance service delivery to micro, small and medium entrepreneurs.


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Ample microfinance bank is a financial institution that specializes in providing small loans, savings accounts, and other financial services to individuals and small businesses, particularly those who lack access to traditional banking services.
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A microfinance bank is a financial institution that provides banking services, such as small loans, savings accounts, and insurance, to low-income individuals and small businesses who lack access to traditional banking services.
Microfinance bank services are designed to benefit individuals and small businesses, especially those in underserved or marginalized communities, who may not have access to traditional financial institutions.
Many microfinance banks use alternative lending models such as group lending or character-based lending, which may not require traditional collateral. Instead, they rely on factors like community support and repayment history.
Requirements vary but often include proof of identity, residence, and income. Some microfinance banks may also require attendance at financial literacy workshops or group meetings as part of the lending process.
