Improving Female Entrepreneur through Financial Literacy

The aim of this study is developed entrepreneurs especially females through financial literacy in developing countries. The quantitative approach was used to collect the sample of 250 respondents who have started their business back in one to three years. Women's business growth barriers have categorized and financial literacy has been identified as the most frequent, while the entrepreneurial capability identified as the key to success and finally the self-efficacy was found as the element that strengthen the relationship between entrepreneur capability and entrepreneur performance. The outcomes of this examination have critical approach suggestions for policymakers in the territories of business in general and particularly locally situated business keeping in view the women enterprise in Pakistan. This study used cross-sectional data for the results elaboration the data was collecting by using non probability sampling technique. This research adds to the rare learning about entrepreneur in developing, growing nation like Pakistan, which can give more bits of knowledge from a less investigated setting. This investigation results can assist the researcher in the area of female entrepreneur.