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In a country where over 70 percent of the population belongs to low-income groups, microinsurance can provide the way to deepen the current 13-percent insurance penetration level.

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So far, it is the rural banking sector that has taken the formal cudgels in taking the risk of financing what was erroneously called the "unbankable" poor. And so far, rural banks can attest that it is indeed a misconception.
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So far, it is the rural banking sector that has taken the formal cudgels in taking the risk of financing what was erroneously called the "unbankable" poor. And so far, rural banks can attest that it is indeed a misconception.
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