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Roberto Moro Visconti

    From microfinance to business planning
    Poverty Traps and Microfinance
    The Valuation of Digital Intangibles
    • The Valuation of Digital Intangibles

      Technology, Marketing and Internet

      • 560pages
      • 20 heures de lecture

      Focusing on the valuation of digital intangibles, this innovative book explores a new class of immaterial assets crucial for startups and established firms aiming to enhance their business models through digital means. It combines academic rigor with practical insights, covering a range of digital assets from traditional brands and patents to modern applications like big data and artificial intelligence. By addressing key valuation issues and showcasing best practices for asset appraisals, it serves as a valuable resource for researchers, students, and industry practitioners.

      The Valuation of Digital Intangibles
    • Poverty Traps and Microfinance

      From Financial Inclusion to Sustainable Development.

      • 522pages
      • 19 heures de lecture

      Exploring the multifaceted nature of poverty, the book delves into various interconnected poverty traps that hinder the poor, particularly women, from breaking free from cycles of deprivation. It highlights microfinance as a grassroots movement aimed at providing credit to the underserved, while addressing the challenges of maximizing outreach and achieving financial sustainability. Prof. Moro Visconti presents a cultural perspective on poverty, blending anthropological insights with practical solutions, making the work accessible to practitioners, students, and general readers interested in combating global poverty.

      Poverty Traps and Microfinance
    • This ground-breaking book shows how innovative microfinance solutions can help billions to avoid ‚poverty traps‘ and escape atavistic misery. While the success of microfinance has globally exceeded even the wildest expectations, there are still many obstacles – above all the lack of proper business planning on the side of the borrowers. Here Moro Visconti‘s important book comes to aid, offering bottom-up development strategies for micro-credit-driven startups and beyond. His forceful analysis of poverty traps and the practical guidelines given (including business plan templates as Excel sheets) are designed to help practitioners and analysts alike in understanding and reaching the true potential of microfinance.

      From microfinance to business planning