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Collaborative regulatory development in the mobile money sector: A case study in Sri Lanka
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Providing financial services for the unbanked has been challenging, mainly due to relatively high operational costs and the difficulty of reaching remote areas. Mobile money has brought bank-like facilities to the unbanked communities, through its low-cost operations and widespread agent network, th
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