Programme Overview
Training Description
Who Should Attend
- Microfinance managers
- Business development managers
- Sales and distribution managers
- Product and innovation managers
- Financial inclusion specialists
- Strategy and transformation professionals
- Risk and compliance professionals
- Customer experience managers
- Data and business analysts
- Banking executives and senior managers
Session Objectives
- Understand the principles and importance of agent network optimization and expansion.
- Implement techniques for conducting location analysis and market assessment for network expansion.
- Understand the role of agent segmentation and targeted recruitment in optimizing network performance.
- Implement techniques for utilizing data analytics and performance metrics for network optimization.
- Implement techniques for conducting network performance audits and optimization assessments.
- Understand the legal and ethical considerations related to network expansion and agent management.
About the Course
Strategic Agent Network Management: Scaling Financial Access and Performance is an advanced, practical training course designed to equip banking, fintech, microfinance, mobile-money, and financial-services professionals with the strategic and operational capabilities required to build, manage, optimize, and scale high-performing agent networks.
The course examines agent-network strategy, market expansion, network design, agent recruitment, due diligence, performance management, liquidity, incentives, technology, customer experience, risk management, and financial inclusion. Participants will learn how to use data-driven approaches to optimize network coverage, improve agent productivity and profitability, manage operational risks, and expand access to financial services sustainably.
Curriculum & Topics
8 Topics | 8 Sessions
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Workshop 1.1: Module 1: Foundations of Agent Network Optimization
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Workshop 2.1: N/A
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Workshop 3.1: N/A
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Workshop 4.1: N/A
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Workshop 5.1: N/A
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Workshop 6.1: N/A
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Workshop 7.1: N/A
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Workshop 8.1: N/A