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Investigating Factors that Influence Compliance of Digital Financial Service Agents to Legislation and Standards in Kenya
This study investigated the factors that influence compliance with existing legislation and standards among digital financial services (DFS) agents in Kenya. DFS in Kenya serve 60% of the adult population with at least 16 million subscribers. Much of these are attributable to the mobile money servic...
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Department of Information Systems
2021
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