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Jeremy Gray


Jeremy is a Technical Director at Cenfri. He works with both public and private sector decision-makers in developing countries to enhance the reach and value of appropriate financial solutions and identify the key opportunities where digital transformation can unlock value for individuals, enterprises and societies.  

Jeremy leads Cenfri’s resilience, digital transformation, regulating for innovation and SME thematic areas, and has conducted and managed projects across a range of content areas. These include market diagnostics (financial inclusion and insurance) and discrete project work in the areas of insurance, retail payments, SMEs, the measurement of financial inclusion, digital transformation, fintech and regulating for innovation. 

Qualifications
  • Master’s in economics (cum laude), University of Kwa Zulu-Natal
  • BSocSci (Honours) in economics, University of Cape Town
  • BSocSci (PPE), University of Cape Town

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Recent Work by Jeremy Gray
Whistle before the foul: Lessons from football for financial supervisors
Over the last decade, football fans have increasingly been required to understand financial reporting and legal processes. Within the last season, ...
Kenyans are value maximisers, not cost minimisers
Lessons from scaling retail health microinsurance in Kenya It is often assumed that pe...
Open finance in Africa: The why and the how for context-appropriate implementation
The promise of open finance has led to a rapid proliferation in countries exploring implementation globally. However, it also comes with costs and ...
Bridging the Gap: Unpacking segmentation approaches and the MSE landscape in Kenya, Uganda and India
Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) are crucial drivers of economic growth in emerging markets, yet there is a persistent financing gap that restri...
The new currency in microinsurance: does data access trump client volume?
Lessons from scaling retail health microinsurance in Kenya We’ve all been ther...
Scaling up health microinsurance in Kenya: Insights and opportunities
How can we prevent high healthcare costs and low insurance penetration from driving peo...