The Role of South African financial Institutions (public and private) in the development of SME’s and entry level black entrepreneurs in South Africa: comparative analysis with respect to India and Brazil
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2017
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Zama, Wanda
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This study investigated whether the financial sector (private and public) is accessible to the SME’s and entry level entrepreneurs dominated by Black and poor people. The study employed a comparative analysis method; it compared the structure of the South African financial sector to those of India and Brazil, as newly industrialised countries. The finding indicates that the South African financial sector lacked the presence of state-owned financial institutions as in the comparable NCI countries to support SMEs and entry level Black entrepreneurs. The study then recommended the creation of state-owned microfinance institutions, whose performance will determine the need of state-owned banks
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Thesis (M.M.(Finance & Investment)--University of the Witwatersrand, Faculty of Commerce, Law and Management, Wits Business School, 2017
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Zama, Wanda (2017) The Role of South African financial Institutions (public and private) in the development of SME’s and entry level black entrepreneurs in South Africa: comparative analysis with respect to India and Brazil, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, <https://hdl.handle.net/10539/23842>