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Facilitating Southern African Remittance Networks

Jun 15, 2006 | Genesis Analytics | FinMark Trust

Commissioned and funded by FinMark Trust and prepared for the 2006 SADC Commonwealth Secretariat Workshop on Remittances, this report discusses the problems, and possible interventions, in the legislative barriers to the formalization of remittances.

Theme: Financial Stability & Governance, Banking Supervision and Regulation, Financial Inclusion, Remittances | Pages: 21
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