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Mapping the financial sector in kenya

Mapping the financial sector in kenya. Why financial inclusion data?. Microfinance institution. Microfinance institution. Savings group? SACCO?. Insurance company. Remittance provider. Retail store. Informal services. Sources: Portfolios of the Poor. Structure of the sector.

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Mapping the financial sector in kenya

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  1. Mapping the financial sector in kenya

  2. Why financial inclusion data? Microfinance institution Microfinance institution Savings group? SACCO? Insurance company Remittance provider Retail store Informal services Sources: Portfolios of the Poor

  3. Structure of the sector Sources: southafrica.mixmarket.org, kenya.mixmarket.org, rwanda.mixmarket.org 3

  4. Mapping for more detail • Soon at: kenya.mixmarket.org • Data on… • Products from SPINNAKER • Bank branches from FSD Kenya / CBK • Postbank branches and agents from WSBI • SACCOs from WOCCU • MFIs via AMFI Kenya + MIX • Demand data by province from Finscopes • Web scrapers for other locations, savings groups coming soon? • Maps by Development Seed • See also nigeria.mixmarket.org, southafrica.mixmarket.org , rwanda.mixmarket.org (soon) 4

  5. Bricks and mortar: rapid change in our lifetime 5 Sources: FSD Kenya, WOCCU, MIX

  6. Agent banking: off the charts 6 Sources: FSD Kenya, WOCCU, MIX, Safaricom, KPOSB

  7. Consistent reach by all, concentration in Nairobi M-Pesa SACCOs M-Pesa Banks Postbank SACCOs MFIs Banks Postbank MFIs 7 Sources: Open Data Kenya, kenya.mixmarket.org; results are preliminary

  8. Finding concentration of high-cost services Opening fees, by district Inactivity fees, by district 8 Sources: SPINNAKER kenya.mixmarket.org; results are preliminary

  9. What else can you ask and answer? • Are MFIs based in high-poverty areas more than other types of providers? • Are the unbanked located in high-poverty areas? • Where are the biggest gaps (the most under-served)? • Is there anywhere M-Pesa doesn’t reach? • Where is there the most M-Pesa concentration? • What has been the expansion path for banks and SACCOs (intensive vs. extensive)? • What has been the expansion path for agent banking? • Where are there gaps in savings services? • Where are there gaps in other infrastructure (roads, utilities, etc.)? • Are product costs higher or lower in urban vs. rural areas? • Do costs or fees decrease where there is more competition? (What kinds of competition?) 9

  10. MIX Global and Project Partners MIX partners with a dedicated group of industry leaders: 10

  11. Microfinance Information Exchange Headquarters: 1901 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Suite 307 Washington, D.C. 20006 USA Visit us on the Web: www.themix.org www.mixmarket.org Contact us: info@themix.org Interested in learning more about MIX? Sign upto receive our free e-mail newsletters! Find us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter:@mix_market Regional Offices: Baku, Azerbaijan 44 J. Jabbarli st. Caspian Plaza I, 5th Floor, Baku, Azerbaijan Lima, Peru Jirón León Velarde 333 Lince, Lima 14, Perú Rabat, Morocco Immeuble CDG Place Moulay Hassan BP 408 Rabat Morocco Hyderabad, India Road #12, Landmark Building, 5th Floor, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad 500034, India 11

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