McAsante Micro-Credit Enterprise

Founded in June 2018, McAsante Micro-Credit Enterprise is a registered and licensed Micro-Credit company in Ghana. Originally known as McAsante Micro-Credit Services, the enterprise commenced its operations with a commitment to addressing the financial needs of Micro, Small, Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in the communities we serve.

Now, McAsante Micro-Credit Enterprise specializes in providing money lending support to diverse sections of the communities we serve and delivering comprehensive financial literacy training. The primary recipients of these services are potential entrepreneurs, micro-enterprises, small businesses and medium-sized businesses within the community.

Distinguished by its female –led leadership, the enterprise is a private institution with a distinct focus. The leadership structure underscores a commitment to gender inclusivity and women’s empowerment within the financial sector.

Functioning as a Tier 4 Micro-Credit institution, McAsante operates within specific geographic regions of Ghana including Spintex, Teshie, Nungua, Texpo Market and Ashiama Markets. Its outreach extends to shops within these localities, positioning the enterprise as an integral part of the economic landscape.

At the heart of McAsante Micro-Credit Enterprise’s mission is a genuine passion for fostering the growth of Micro, Small, Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The enterprise recognizes the pivotal role these businesses play in the local economy and is dedicated to providing the necessary financial support and knowledge resources to facilitate their development.
McAsante Micro-Credit Enterprise stands as a financial partner committed to the empowerment of entrepreneurs, especially women and the sustainable growth of businesses in the communities we serve.

VISION
To impact the community we operate in by eradicating poverty.

MISSION
To promote the financial inclusion agenda with focus on poverty reduction through deepening the knowledge base and the provision of financial support to the people especially women owned MSMEs to eradicate poverty in the livelihood of the informal sector of the community.