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Savings and Loan Associations and Building Societies: A Lesson in Housing Finance

Patricia M. RudolphView further author information
Pages 76-81 | Published online: 09 Jun 2015

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Christopher Feather & Chris K. Meme. (2019) Strengthening housing finance in emerging markets: the savings and credit cooperative organisation (SACCO) model in Kenya. Housing Studies 34:9, pages 1485-1520.
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Paul Barnes. (2014) Curbing conflicts of interest in UK building societies: Rogue building societies in the late 1950s and the Building Societies Acts of 1960, 1962 and 1986. Accounting History 19:4, pages 452-474.
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