In today’s rapidly evolving economic landscape, micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) play a pivotal role in driving growth, innovation, and employment across the globe. However, the MSMEs’ journey is often fraught with challenges, particularly in accessing financial services and achieving financial inclusion.
As a forward-looking fintech built on the back of innovation and technology for good, we are always focused on exploring new ways to help small businesses succeed.
Being a workplace that is replete with young minds, we always encourage our team members to come up with new ideas, especially the ones catering to the needs of aspirational women.
In a world constantly evolving through technological advancements and economic shifts, achieving inclusive financial growth remains an important goal. Arth’s financial services, leading the charge, serve as a beacon of hope in promoting financial inclusivity. As we go deeper into the core principles of our approach, it becomes evident that their commitment to providing comprehensive financial services is reshaping lives and communities.
In the landscape of today’s economy, MSMEs play a pivotal role in driving growth, fostering innovation, and generating employment opportunities. For aspiring entrepreneurs looking to enter the world of MSMEs, the journey can be both exhilarating and daunting. However, with the right approach and resources, venturing into the realm of MSMEs can lead to fulfilling entrepreneurial success.
In this blog, we will explore how to initiate your business as an MSME, focusing particularly on obtaining MSME loans for new ventures.
The days when women were confined to their homes are long behind. Today’s women excel in their roles at work, at home, and in society, as they overcome stereotypes and social conventions. Especially in the business world, present-day women are making significant progress, gaining prominence in leadership positions while carving the pathway for the upcoming generation of women to follow. As per the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, women make up around 14% of all entrepreneurs in India or 8.05 million out of the total 58.5 million entrepreneurs.
