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Service Offerings at Agents are Static & Rudimentary Across East Africa The Helix Institute’s research (2013) is showing that even after seven years of market development in Kenya, six years in Tanzania and five in Uganda, agents are still providing the same very rudimentary services that they did from the beginning. The graph below shows that just about all […]
In terms of access to formal risk protection measures, contractual workers employed at MSEs in India this note creates background for the next note of this series.
Thin SIM is evolving digital finance market of Kenya. M-PESA, the most successful mobile money offering, has started to feel it too. This blog brings forth the emerging scenario.
This note provides an analysis of the draft regulations of branchless banking based on MicroSave’s experience of working in Indonesia and other geographies.
MicroSave strongly believes that an integrated communication approach should be the starting point of large Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) programmes. Here, the MicroSave team present a case for beneficiary centric communication.
Is financial education or financial literacy a branding problem? Here the authors suggest some alternative ways to make FE more meaningful and useful for end clients.