The Canada-Caribbean remittance corridor : fostering formal remittances to Haiti and Jamaica through effective regulation (French)

The World Bank has been at the global forefront in research on remittances. Studying over twelve bilateral remittance corridors thus far, the financial market integrity unit has focused its research on remittance market integrity issues and the specific incentives influencing the choices of channels to send money home. Initially conducted at the request of Department of Finance, Canada, this corridor, Canada-Caribbean, has clearly distinguished itself...

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Author

Noor,Sheikh M. Wameek;

Todoroki,Emiko;

Vaccani,Matteo Carlo Ernesto;
Document Date
2010/01/01
Document Type
Other Financial Sector Study
Report Number
48459
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
World,
Region
Other,
Disclosure Date
2017/12/20
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
Doc Name
The Canada-Caribbean remittance corridor : fostering formal remittances to Haiti and Jamaica through effective regulation
Keywords
remittance

Language

French

Rel. Proj ID

1W-Canada-Caribbean Remittance Corridor Analysis -- P108839

Major Sector

FY17 - Financial Sector

Theme

FY17 - Credit Infrastructure,FY17 - Financial Infrastructure and Access

Sector

FY17 - Other Non-bank Financial Institutions

Topics

Education,Immigration,Migrant Workers,Money laundering,Proceeds of Crime ,

Unit Owning

Fin, Comp & Innov - GP (GFCDR)

Version Type

Final

Series Name

World Bank working paper|no. 163;

Product Line

Economic and Sector Work

Citation

Noor,Sheikh M. Wameek; Todoroki,Emiko; Vaccani,Matteo Carlo Ernesto.

The Canada-Caribbean remittance corridor : fostering formal remittances to Haiti and Jamaica through effective regulation (French). World Bank working paper|no. 163 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/371261513768764977

The Canada-Caribbean remittance corridor : fostering formal remittances to Haiti and Jamaica through effective regulation (French)

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