Banker to the Poor

In this inspiring audiobook, discover how Nobel Prize winner Muhammad Yunus invented microcredit and founded the Grameen Bank, transforming the lives of millions of poor people globally. Beginning in 1983 with small loans to the poorest in Bangladesh, Yunus's revolutionary approach demonstrated that access to credit can empower individuals to escape poverty. His idea—that lending small amounts on favorable terms can support personal enterprise—has led to Grameen providing over six billion dollars in loans, influencing a worldwide movement towards poverty eradication through micro-lending.