After the international IPO yielding extraordinary returns to the initial investors, Banco Compartamos, the largest microfinance institution in Mexico, is considering its future strategic and competing priorities: maintaining growth, protecting industry, leadership, maintaining social mission and meet the expectations of demanding capital markets. In addition, Compartamos "Co-CEO must decide how to face highly polarized reactions in the microfinance industry to its IPO. In the process, the case is history Compartamos, from its origins NGOs licensed as a full service bank, describes the competitive environment with low revenue financing sector in Mexico and discusses solutions leading to IPO in the Mexican Stock Exchange.
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by Michael Chu, Regina Garcia Cuellar Source : HBS Premier Case Collection 34 pages. Publication Date: January 28, 2008. Prod. #: 308094-PDF-ENG
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