The Germany-serbia Remittance Corridor

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Pub. Date: 2006-05-01
Publisher(s): World Bank
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Summary

The Germany-Serbia Remittance Corridor is part of the World Bank Working Paper series. These papers are published to communicate the results of the Bank's ongoing research and to stimulate public discussion.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. v
Acknowledgmentsp. vii
Abbreviations and Acronymsp. ix
Introduction and Objectives of the Studyp. 1
The First Milep. 5
Serbian Diaspora in Germanyp. 5
Migration Flows from Yugoslavia to Germanyp. 8
How do Serbs Transfer Money Home?p. 9
Who Are the Main Market Players in the Formal Remittance Corridor?p. 11
Money Transfer Services Offered by Commercial Banks in Germanyp. 12
Products Available in the Marketplacep. 14
At the Intermediary Stagep. 17
Remittance Fees in the Germany-Serbia Corridorp. 17
Main Regulatory Requirements for Money Transfer Companies in Germany and Serbiap. 21
Informal Fund Transfer Systems (IFTS)p. 22
The Last Milep. 27
The Data on Remittance Inflowsp. 28
Remittances and the Financial Systemp. 31
Maximizing the Developmental Impact of Remittances in Serbiap. 34
Conclusions and Policy Recommendationsp. 37
Promoting More Competitionp. 38
Fostering the Use of Formal Remittance Channelsp. 39
Maximize Developmental Impact of Remittancesp. 40
Improving Data on Remittancesp. 40
Appendixesp. 43
Key Characteristics of the Corridorp. 43
Top 20 Remittance-receiving Countries as Share of GDP, 2004p. 45
Western Union Locations in Serbiap. 47
Bibliographyp. 51
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