South African microinsurance case-study
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South African microinsurance case-study

Social Finance Working Paper No. 33

Type: Working paper
Date issued: 01 February 2003
Reference: 92-2-113530-6[ISBN]
Authors: Michael Aliber ; Social Finance Programme, InFocus Programme on Boosting Employment through Small Enterprise Development, Employment Sector, International Labour Organisation
Presents an overview of the South African insurance industry and examines the extent to which for-profit insurance providers serve the needs of low-income people and small and micro-enterprises (SMEs). Examines the provision of microinsurance by microfinance institutions and presents the results of a survey of the use of insurance by SMEs and the perceived risks of entrepreneurs. Discusses the scope for SME-oriented microinsurance in the country.

Tag: microenterprises, small enterprises, entrepreneurship, low income, microfinance

Regions and countries covered: South Africa

Unit responsible: Employment

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