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Financial Inclusion in Tunisia | Inclusion financière en Tunisie : populations à bas revenus et micro-entreprises | Low-Income Households and Micro-Enterprises

2015

World Bank Group

AGROVOC Keywords
bank bank loans bankruptcy banks basic needs capital commercial banks consumer protection credit debt diversification economic growth empowerment enterprises entrepreneur entrepreneurs equality families farmers finance financial institutions financing households indebtedness interest rates investment investment banks loans microcredit microfinance operating costs outreach profitability repayment risk management savings small enterprises smallholders social security students unemployment union unions women working capital
Bibliographic information
Publisher
Washington, DC
Other Subjects
Formal financial services; Current accounts; Financial account; Financial systems; Microfinance institutions; Demand for savings; Technical support; Inequality; Payment services; Credit institutions; Exclusion; Average balance; Debit card; Loan amount; Employees; Economic empowerment; Guarantee; Insurance services; Insurance premium; Payments services; Postal savings; Arrears; Venture capital; Partial credit; Foreign currency; Lending conditions; Financing needs; Financial system development; Enterprise; Financial service providers; Loan size; Cash management; Financial intermediation; Borrower; Lenders; Loan conditions; Universal banks; Small businesses; Currency exchange; Finances; Savings bank; Economic activity; Credit registry; Borrowing; Maximum loan amount; Universal access; Interest rate; New companies; Asset accumulation; Home improvement; Business owners; Money transfers; Electronic payments; Limited access; Financial products; Investment bank; Outstanding debt; Deposits; Bank branches; Family; Mfi; People; Financial infrastructure; Investments; Payment; Payments; Access to credit; Financial development; International finance; Public banks; Anti-money laundering; Income- generating activities; Financial exclusion; Financial difficulty; Financial sector development; Micro- entrepreneurs; Fees; Microfinance institution; Interest; Guarantees; Money-lenders; Woman; Access to finance; Checking account; Borrowers; Monetary policy; Savings accounts; Savings services; Job creation; Debt collection; Financial needs; Current account; Micro-enterprises; First loans; Money orders; Deposit; Financial system; Household; Financial services; Employment opportunities; Formal financial institution; Access to savings; Inequalities; Insurance policies; Agricultural bank; Credit bureau; Small loans; Capital accumulation; Income-generating activities; Access to financial services; Financial education; Micro-entrepreneurs; Financial service; Formal financial service; Security; Money laundering; Capital requirement; Development bank; Loan; Repayment rates; Mfis; Money transfer; Outstanding loans; Grant; Banking services; Formal financial sector; Financial institution; Revenues; Bank loan; Credit lines; Automatic teller; Economic opportunities; Venture capital firms; Bank account; Expatriate; Credit guarantee
Language
English
ISSN
2011-2014
Type
Report
2016-03-15
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