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Financial inclusion, bank concentration and firm performance

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Banking with agents : experimental evidence from Senegal

Buri, Sinja; Cull, Robert J.; Giné, Xavier; Harten, Sven; … - 2018

This paper uses a randomized controlled trial to study the effects of access to agent banking. Individuals were encouraged to open an account and transact at a banking agent or a branch of a financial institution. Compared with individuals who were sent to the branch, individuals sent to an...

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Financial inclusion, bank concentration, and firm performance

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Agent banking in a highly under-developed financial sector : evidence from Democratic Republic of Congo

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The role of gender in agent banking : evidence from the Democratic Republic of Congo

Chamboko, Richard; Cull, Robert J.; Giné, Xavier; … - 2020

This paper uses a unique data set with 1.1 million customer transactions from a microfinance institution in the Democratic Republic of Congo from 2017 to 2018. The paper provides evidence of assortative gender matching in agent banking transactions, as clients prefer to transact with agents of...

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Financial Inclusion, Bank Concentration and Firm Performance

Chauvet, Lisa - 2017

This study focuses on the impact of financial inclusion and bank concentration on the performance of firms in … is magnified when bank markets are less concentrated, a proxy for more competition among banks.We also find that more … competitive banks favor firm growth only at high levels of financial inclusion, while bank concentration is particularly favorable …

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Banking with agents : experimental evidence from Senegal

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