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La baja penetración bancaria minorista en el Perú ha obligado a sus bancos y entidades microfinancieras a diseñar estrategias innovadoras para expandir su base de clientes. Si bien el PBI per cápita del Perú se incrementó de $3312 en 2006 a $5291 en 2011, muy pocos peruanos encomiendan sus ingresos adicionales al banco.

Over the past decade, Turkey has experienced a number of important transitions that have led to demographic, economic and cultural transformation. These changes have made contemporary Turkey a regional focal point that many Turks regard as an extension of its influence in Ottoman times. Following a devastating banking crisis and economic...

Chapter | Insurance from The Report: Mongolia 2012

The insurance sector, like that of many emerging markets, is small, undersubscribed, poorly staffed and confusingly regulated. However, Mongolia’s growth story has driven annual premium growth of around 20%, and new initiatives should help the industry grow further. Motor insurance, for example, became mandatory on January 1, 2012. Eight firms dominate the sector, with legacy provider Mongolia...

Chapter | Banking from The Report: Mongolia 2012

The banking sector has recovered from a financial crisis in 2008-09 that resulted from economic overheating and internal inflation. The sector is set to benefit from an influx of new mining projects, although the scale of the mining enterprises themselves far outstrips the available capital of all top banks combined. Instead, banks will focus on lending to service industries and to consumers who...

Chapter | Capital Markets from The Report: Mongolia 2012

Mongolia’s bourse is the focus of much investor interest, given its massive resource endowment and relative obscurity. In some ways, Mongolian stocks are proxy for Chinese securities, which are unavailable to foreigners; Chinese growth is directly linked to increased demand for Mongolian coal and other minerals. The barriers to investment in the Mongolian Stock Exchange are typical of a small...

The mineral wealth of Mongolia, a vast and isolated land, has brought the world to its doorstep. The country’s economy is one of the fastest growing in the world, and production from and investment in its two largest mines should see GDP growth continue to climb.

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