Regulatory Innovation in Microfinance: The MACS Act in Andhra Pradesh

Associate Professor of Public Policy. He received his PhD from the University of Chicago in 1994 and then worked for four years in Chicago in the field of community economic development. During this time he served as the Director of the FaithCorp Fund, a nonprofit community loan fund. At the Kennedy School he teaches courses on management and community financial institutions, which cover such topics as microfinance and credit unions. He is currently conducting research on racial and economic segregation in the United States and on microfinance and thrift cooperatives in India and Latin America.