Microinsurance and Health Financing

Swaziland’s microinsurance landscape

Microinsurance (or insurance in general) may not be affordable to all Swazis. Below a certain income threshold, non-market interventions such as public social safety nets

Microinsurance and Health Financing

Funeral insurance

Funeral insurance is not just insurance business as usual and requires a dedicated understanding of the dynamics driving funeral insurance markets. This applies to both

Finance Forward Volume I

With Finance Forward, Cenfri takes a wide-angle view of the forces shaping inclusive financial services in Africa. In this environmental scanning document, we present a

Microinsurance and Health Financing

Update on microinsurance innovation in South Africa

South Africa has one of the most innovative insurance markets in the world. It is also considered one of the leading microinsurance jurisdictions. Commercial insurers

Integrity – AML/CFT and Combatting Illicit Flows

Conservative compliance behaviour in South Africa

The quest for inclusive financial markets is a challenge for both business and regulatory models as it requires new and largely unknown portions of the

Finance Forward Volume III Issue I

This 2012 issue looks at whether Africa’s population boom is a dividend or a liability; how new financial service offerings and greater mobile phone penetration

Kenya’s microinsurance landscape

In 2010, conservative estimates of the voluntary microinsurance market was 150,000-200,000 policyholders, but if formal credit life insurance policies are added to this number, the

Payments and Remittances

The South Africa-SADC remittance channel

In 2012, it was estimated that 3.3m SADC migrant workers in South Africa sent around R11.2 billion home each year; R7.6 billion of which is

Microinsurance and Health Financing

Opportunities for insurance inclusion in Nigeria

In 2011, insurance reach in Nigeria was extremely low and the market was plagued by a number of challenges, many of them relating to distribution.

A snapshot of our impact

guidelines, frameworks and regulations changed across Africa, Asia and Latin America
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partnerships between policymakers, regulators and the private sector
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private-sector business models supported
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regulators upskilled and trained
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people can access financial services due to removal of barriers and interventions
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