Financial sector development - Sida

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10.4 Goals and points of departure 64 10.5 The comparative advantages of Sida 65 10.6 Possible areas of assistance within the sector 65 10.7 Method of work 66 10.8 Priorities and selection of projects 67 10.9 Microfinance 68 10.10 Development of the Swedish resource base 69 10.11 Research cooperation 69 10.12 International networks 69 GLOSSARY OF FINANCIAL TERMS 70 BOXES, CHARTS AND TABLES Box 1 Box 2 Box 3 Box 4 Box 5 Box 6 Box 7 Box 8 Box 9 Box 10 Box 11 Box 12 Chart 1. Chart 2. Swedish support to the banking sector in the Baltic states Restructuring of a state-owned financial institution in Nicaragua SIDA support for the establishment of the Bank of Namibia Reform of legal framework for securities markets in Bolivia Financial System Reform and Structural Adjustment in Nicaragua Credits for urban poor in Nicaragua (PRODEL) Pension fund investment from aging to emerging markets Advanced training in capital market development for participants from Southern and Eastern Africa Pungwe-Mutare Water Development Project - a case of synergy creation in the local capital market Tanzania Venture Capital Fund “Green” venture capital fund for Central America (Corporacion Financiera Ambiental) Financial Sector Development - Tanzania Development Diamonds for Ghana, Thailand and Malaysia Monetary Aggregates and Domestic Credit to the Private Sector as a Proportion of GDP: Thailand and Ghana Table 1. Swedish support to financial sector development projects (1965 - 1996) Table 2. Market shares and bad debts of government-owned African commercial banks Table 3. Some macroeconomic indicators for Africa and East Asia (1960-1992) Table 4. Financial depth Figure 1 Aggregate net long-term resource flows to developing countries 4
APPENDICES 1. Swedish aid in the financial sector: Classification and experience by Karlis Goppers 2. Resource mobilization in Sub-Saharan Africa by Lisa Román 3. Financial systems in Africa in a period of major reforms (including some comparisons with the development in East Asia), by Bo Karlström 4. The informal finance sector by Lars-Erik Birgegård 5. Foreign direct investment and other private capital flows to Sub-Saharan Africa by Gunnar Fors 6. Effects of equity investments for capital market development by Björn Mothander 5
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Page 4 and 5: TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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• the poor state of the financial
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poor, micro-enterprises and others
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• Equity investments involve a su
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• If the purpose of the contribut
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• to make risky investments pract
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10.5 The comparative advantages of
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work to prepare financial sector st
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a substantial part of Sida’s pove
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GLOSSARY OF FINANCIAL TERMS Below a
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Indirect instruments: In connection
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