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Analysis of extent of credit access among women farm-entrepreneurs based on membership in table banking (TB)

Cherotich, Josephine; Sibiko, Kenneth Waluse; Ayuya, … - In: Agricultural finance review 82 (2022) 1, pp. 89-112

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Are gender-diverse banks less risk-averse? : evidence from the Kenyan commercial banks

Ochenge, Rogers Ondiba - 2024

: first, that the share of women in Kenyan bank boards is low (sample average of about 19%), although it has made progress …, rising from about 13% in 2010 to about 26% by end of 2022. Second, the paper provides evidence that increasing women …

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Women and the modern wage sector : a study of female participation in commercial banks and finance compaines in Nairobi

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Financial Exclusion in Latin America - Or the Social Costs of Not Banking the Urban Poor

Solo, T. M. - 2008

This paper summarizes the findings of research in Bogota, Colombia and Mexico City on the use of financial services by the urban population. The focus is on the majority of persons who have no relation whatever with a formal bank, cooperative or credit union. The paper identifies the...

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