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How financial intermediation affects information asymmetry and the uptake of life insurance in marginalized communities in South Africa
The study explores the impact of information asymmetry and intermediation on the uptake of life insurance in low-income communities in South Africa. The study was motivated by the significantly high penetration of funeral cover in low-income communities with a relatively low adoption of life insuran...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2024
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