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Emmanuel Kwesi Arthur, Salome Mwongeli Musau, Festus Mithi Wanjohi
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Tea Kasradze
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Kenneth White,Megan McCoy,Kim Love,Eun Jin Kwak,Erin Bruce,John Grable
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Based on signaling theory and visual perception theory, this study evaluated how financial advisory firms depict diversity through online platforms. Signals sent by firms may impact outsiders? understanding of race and gender inclusion at the firm level,...
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Corne Heydenrych,John M. Luiz
AbstractThis study explores how the financial regulator through interaction with the long-term insurance industry can give effect to greater market inclusion and financial stability. It follows a qualitative approach and we interview both industry repres...
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Victor Manuel Escobar Zuñiga
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This paper presents a case study whose aim is the design of a Financial Education model, implemented in a microfinance institution, with a focused strategy of social intervention to a segment of vulnerable people in Cali. Through this strategy, the most ...
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