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Non-bank financial intermediation – a focus on South Africa
We measure the non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI) sector of South Africa over time, and how it is connected to the banking system. While the growth of the NBFI-sector has outpaced that of banks - driven mainly by collective investment schemes, banks continue to hold the largest share of financ...
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School of Economics
2022
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