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Chapter
1: Financial inclusion: Recent developments and lessons
from Kenya - David Ndii |
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David
Ndii is an independent consultant in economic
management. He has previously worked as economic advisor
to the President of Rwanda, Chief Economist for Equity
Bank, an economist with the World Bank, and taught at
the University of Nairobi. |
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Chapter
2: FinAccess 2009: Trends, analysis and policy conclusions
- Thorsten Beck |
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Thorsten
Beck is professor of Economics and Chairman
of the European Banking Center at Tilburg University
in the Netherlands as well as Research Fellow at CEPR,
London. Previously, he worked at the World Bank. His
research has focused on financial development and penetration
issues. |
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Chapter
3: Investigating the impact of access to financial services
on household investment - Karen
Ellis, Alberto Lemma and Juan-Pablo Rud |
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Karen
Ellis leads the Business and Development
Programme at the Overseas Development Institute. Prior
to
that Karen worked at the UK’s Department for International
Development (DFID), HM Treasury, and as a consultant
on
financial sector issues.
Alberto Lemma is a Research Officer
in the Business and
Development Programme at the Overseas Development
Institute, and previously worked in consultancy in Vietnam
and Cambodia. |
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Chapter
4: Informality and market development in Kenya’s
financial sector
- Markku Malkamaki
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Markku
Malkamaki is an independent consultant
specialising in microfinance and development finance.
He
has previously worked with MicroSave and Decentralised
Financial Services in Kenya.
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Chapter
5: Financial exclusion in Kenya: Examining the changing
picture 2006-2009
- Susan Johnson and Steven Arnold
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Susan
Johnson is a lecturer at the Centre for Development
Studies, University of Bath. She has specialised in
the fields of microfinance, gender and impact assessment.
Steven
Arnold is
a researcher in the Department of
Economics at the University of Bath. His research interests
are mainly based around environmental valuation and
decision-making, as well as wider issues of sustainability.
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Chapter
6: Spatial dimensions of the financial sector in Kenya
2006-2009 [16.2MB] -
Cyril Fouillet and Susan Johnson |
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Cyril
Fouillet is Wiener-Anspach post-doctoral research
fellow at the University of Oxford. He has an interest
in the economic geography of monetary and financial
practices including the spacial dimensions of financial
inclusion in the global South. |
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Appendix
1: Summary |
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Main
Survey Findings: June 2009 |
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Appendix
2: National Survey |
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Selected
data tables |
