“Mitra Bisnis Keluarga” (MBK) is the Indonesian name for “Family Business Partners”. MBK is a microfinance institution (MFI) regulated by the Indonesian Financial Services Authority (FSA), and licensed as a non-bank finance company. MBK uses the Grameen Bank methodology to provide working capital to low-income women in primarily rural and semi-urban areas of Indonesia.

MBK’s objective is give low-income households access to formal and cost-effective financial services (financial inclusion), reduce their vulnerably, and improve their lives. Since launching its operations in 2003, MBK has now become one of the largest Grameen-style microfinance institutions in Indonesia. MBK’s goal is to contribute to the government’s Millennium Development Goals, particularly in fighting poverty and empowering women.