“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. This microfinance institution uses the Grameen Bank methodology to provide working capital to low-income women in primarily rural and semi-urban areas of Indonesia.

MBK’s mission is to provide access to formal and cost-effective financial services to low-income households (financial inclusion). MBK’s objective is to reduce their vulnerably, raise their incomes, and improve their living standards.

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.