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Making Insurance Markets Work for the Poor: Microinsurance Policy, Regulation and Supervision

Jan 01, 2009 | H. Bester, C. Chamberlain, C. Hougaard | CGAP
This document presents a synthesis of five country case studies (Colombia, India, The Philippines, South Africa and Uganda) and draws lessons on the role of regulation in the development of microinsurance markets.
Theme: Insurance, Financial Inclusion | Country: South Africa, Uganda | Pages: 126
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