Les mesures visant à favoriser l’inclusion financière en Côte d’Ivoire portent leurs fruits, tel qu’illustré par la croissance significative du microcrédit et des systèmes de paiement mobile.
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A cooling economy and reduced spending is expected to limit growth in South Africa’s insurance industry through to the end of the year, with operators likely to struggle to increase market share and maintain revenue levels.
A return to the international bond market, combined with fiscal reforms and an increase in oil prices, is bolstering government efforts to bridge Oman’s budget deficit.
Several innovations in Jordan’s banking sector over the past two years have helped facilitate an increase in cashless transactions, including mobile payment services for bills, peer-to-peer lending for small businesses and other technology-enabled financial services.
The burgeoning purchasing power of Indonesia’s middle classes and the increasing role of alternative lenders such as multi-finance institutions are generating growth in the archipelago’s consumer finance market.
Articles & Analysis | Trinidad and Tobago's insurance sector adapts to a changing operating environment from The Report: Trinidad & Tobago 2016
The Trinidad and Tobago insurance industry was affected by a slower economy in 2015, and the macroeconomic environment will remain difficult in 2016. Despite this, most of the largest insurers remain profitable. Key metrics suggest the industry is resilient, although companies will have to adapt their business models to keep abreast of market...