From the business point of view, it has been compiled from the Vedas that ethics and business must go together to maintain harmony and prosperity. In the developing world, the most popular model for fighting destitution and hardship is microfinance. Although there is no specific reference within Hindu texts that is aimed directly towards business practices, it is implied that business should always be conducted in a legitimate and honest manner. 

To emphasize, the quality and excellence are factors that are to be maintained in any business by the way of Sarva Loka Hitam or the well-being of all stakeholders. Competition is a natural part of business, but it should be dealt with using a positive approach. Finance, manufacturing, and distribution are part of the economic equation to serve all parties, and can only subsist through conducting business transactions in the correct fashion. Unscrupulous practices, including corruption and bribery, will only contribute to the downfall of the business.

To further elaborate, having deep faith in God, combined with the time-old values of honesty, loyalty, and integrity are highly critical for any type of business to survive. In other words, it is inferred that this standpoint is no exception in modern concept of microfinance.