How to pronounce“remittances”in English

is remittances.

of remittances in the entire world so again peopo people uh diasporic uh giving from uh exp Patriots in this

So remittances are going up, but over time, what you're going to see is the investment in the larger

to start making domestic remittances.

example of sending remittances home to people who come from Central America or Africa other parts of the world uh currently that's just a very expensive

The amount of remittances worldwide from people in developing countries sending money home is now in 2011

to get remittances to send their money back home.

It's using Bitcoin to provide cheaper remittances to more than 100 countries.

Well, remittances are a $600 billion market today.

of a consumer society some of that initial was from remittances or Africans living

African Capital flowing back into Africa not just from remittances from African

What we're actually doing is eliminating the need for remittances, so it's death to the money transfer.

Then on the consumer level, you have remittances.

I find the remittance questions are often people in the US probably don't think so much about cross-border remittances.

So even consumer, but it's not it's not remittances that someone's sending to their family in the Philippines or India, but it's you're sending a 25,000,

flows from global North to global South, in terms of aid, foreign direct investment, loans, remittances, everything.

Now, migration is good not only for the people that migrate, but also for the societies they're leaving because of remittances going back,

So in Haiti, 25% of the GDP, the whole country, is remittances.

Too much of our trade, investment, tourism, immigration, remittances, absolutely everything is

There are problems that could be solved by a stablecoin, okay, think of cross-money, cross-border remittances.