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The Need for Household Level Data in the International Remittances Agenda Dilip Ratha Development Prospects Group World Bank January 14, 2008 US Census.

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1 The Need for Household Level Data in the International Remittances Agenda Dilip Ratha Development Prospects Group World Bank January 14, 2008 US Census Bureau Washington

2 1. Monitoring, analysis, projection 4. Capital market access 2. Retail payment systems 3. Financial access International Remittances Agenda Source: “Leveraging Remittances for Development,” Dilip Ratha, 2007

3 1. Monitoring, analysis, projection -Size, corridors, channels -Counter-cyclicality -Effects on poverty, education, health, investment -Policy (costs, competition, exchange controls) International Remittances Agenda

4 2. Retail payment systems -Payment platforms/instruments -Regulation (clearing, settlement, capital adequacy, exchange controls, disclosure, cross-border arbitration) -Anti-money laundering/Countering financing of terrorism International Remittances Agenda

5 3. Financial access -Deposit and saving products -Loan products (mortgages, -consumer loans, microfinance) -Credit history for MFI clients -Insurance products International Remittances Agenda

6 4. Capital market access -Private banks and corporations (securitization) -Governments (diaspora bonds) -Sovereign credit rating International Remittances Agenda

7 1. Monitoring, analysis, projection -Size, corridors, channels  -Counter-cyclicality  -Effects on poverty, education, health, investment  -Policy (costs, competition, exchange controls)  4. Capital market access -Private banks and corporations (securitization) -Governments (diaspora bonds) -Sovereign credit rating 2. Retail payment systems -Payment platforms/instruments  -Regulation (clearing, settlement, capital adequacy, exchange controls , disclosure , cross-border arbitration  ) -Anti-money laundering/Countering financing of terrorism  3. Financial access -Deposit and saving products  -Loan products (mortgages, -Cons. loans, microfinance)  -Credit history for MFI clients  -Insurance products  International Remittances Agenda  Indicates the need for household level data Source: “Leveraging Remittances for Development,” Dilip Ratha, 2007

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