Myanmar Microfinance Association
@myanmarmfa.com
MMFA was incepted in 2013 by the encouragement of Financial Regulatory Department (FRD), Ministry of Finance and Planning. All licensed Microfinance organisations are entitled as members to participate in this association. MMFA is run by a group of capable Central Executive Committee members (CECs) and their management team. MMFA organises members meetings, working group meetings, and partners with local and international development partners for capacity building training, seminar and conferences and policy advocacies for the development of MFIs and Microfinance Sector as a whole. It prepared First Microfinance Policy White Paper that reflected the voices of its members in 2016 and collaborating with FRD in Microfinance policy, rule and regulation making. It achieved association license at the end of 2016.
Myanmar Microfinance Association's Company Logos
Myanmar Microfinance Association's Brand Colors
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HSL
CMYK
#8BC53F
Sushi
139, 197, 63
86, 54, 51
29, 0, 68, 23
#93C5FD
Anakiwa
147, 197, 253
212, 96, 78
42, 22, 0, 1
#325CA4
Azure
50, 92, 164
218, 53, 42
70, 44, 0, 36
About Myanmar Microfinance Association
The Myanmar MicroFinance Association (MMFA) is a national association that brings together microfinance practitioners, including registered microfinance institutions, NGOs, INGOs, foreign and local private companies, and joint ventures. Their goal is to improve access to appropriate and affordable financial services for the poor and unbanked people in Myanmar. MMFA is dedicated to promoting transparency, sustainability, and quality in microfinance services.
They achieve this by providing training opportunities and other relevant services to their members. Additionally, MMFA acts as a platform for sharing information and best practices, enhancing sector coordination, and representing microfinance practitioners before donors, investors, regulators, and supervisors. Located in Kamayut Township, Yangon, MMFA works towards creating a conducive legal and regulatory environment.
Through their efforts, they aim to make a positive impact on the lives of the poor and unbanked population in Myanmar
