Fostering markets for SME finance: Matching business and investor needs

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This chapter focuses on key demand- and supply-side barriers that currently limit SMEs’ access to non-bank finance instruments. It reviews recent trends in policy measures to support the development of such alternative finance instruments, including SME investor-readiness and financial literacy programmes, as well as ways to incentivise institutional investors, retail investors and other potential market participants to enter SME equity markets, with the objective to identify good practices and policy recommendations.

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