Microfinance, particularly microcredit, is recognized as one of the most important interventions to alleviate poverty in Bangladesh. It is now 27 years that non-government institutions have been providing microfinance services. It has grown both vertically and horizontally. In 2008, self provided information of 313 MFIs including Grameen Bank shows, a total of 16.690 branches across the country are providing financial services to the poor. This is the second publication of the joint collaboration of Institute of Microfinance (InM) and Credit and Development Forum (CDF). Some restructuring and addition have been done to this volume titled “Bangladesh Microfinance Statistics 2008.” It is restructured in the sense that the analysis part is excluded from this volume and a separate publication titled “State of Microfinance in Bangladesh” is being prepared using both demand and supply side information of the MFIs. We have added two separate chapters on Micro enterprise and Micro insurance in this volume.