Development of
financial infrastructure, introduction
of supportive government policies, change in business model of various
remitting companies & increased marketing expenditure have been the key
factors driving growth in South Africa remittance market.
South Africa domestic and international remittance Market is highly competitive and concentrated. It
includes both formal and informal payment services providers. The market has
declined in terms of value and volume of transactions however it has seen a
rise in terms of average transaction size for outbound business. The decline
can be supported by the high transaction fee involved in the remittance
business which serves as a dissidence for customers.
High Emigration
Population:
Number of South Africans leaving the country showcased a positive last 5 year
CAGR of almost 3% owing to the compelling job opportunities and prospects in
the developed countries. An increase in the emigrant population is indicative
of a prosperous remittance business. Emigrants from South Africa have majorly
migrated to the developed economies including United Kingdom, Australia, United
States, New Zealand, Canada, Angola Botswana and other SADC countries. Few
emigrants migrate to the SADC corridor since these economies are highly lagging
as compared to South Africa.
Majority of
migrants into South Africa are from Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Lesotho and other
SADC countries. The trend observed in inbound migration is the result of
increased economical opportunities in South Africa compared to the SADC region.
Customer
Analysis: The outbound population
consists of an almost equal gender ratio in 2018. The maximum number of
emigrants falls in the age bracket of 25-29 years followed by 30-34 year
population in 2018. The age group of 70-79 years accounts for the lowest
emigrants showcasing a share of less than 1% of the population.
Declining Costs:
South Africa continues to remain one of the costliest countries to remit money
from across the world. The average cost to remit money for 2017 was around 18%
of transaction amount which are representative of a decline from a peak of
2013. The increased competition in the market with escalating market share of
ADLAs has largely affected the fee structure across the country. ADLAs charge
minimal fees of not more than 5% of the transaction amount, making them a market
leader in terms of pricing.
Increased
Digitalization: The South African market
is adopting digitalization at a rapid pace in all aspects including the
remittance market. The smart phone users in South Africa have increased to
almost 40% in 2018 from close to 11% in 2013. This increased penetration of
technologically advanced mobile phones showcases the adoption of mobile
wallets, e-wallets and other electronic modes of remittance services across
South Africa. This has driven the market considerably during 2013-2018.
Government
Support Policies: South Africa
Government has been liberalizing their policies and regulatory frameworks for
remittance service providers including all entities. The documentation, fee
structure and business compliance guidelines have been improvised by the
regulators leading to a higher remittance business. The flexibility being
adopted by the government is serving as an incentive for both the service
providers as well as the customers availing the services.
The report
titled “South Africa Domestic and International
Remittance Market Outlook to 2023 - By Channels Used (Banking Channels, Retailers,
ADLAs & MTOs and Others), Remittance Corridors (Inbound-Outbound and
Rural-Urban)”
suggests that market will grow at
a CAGR of close to 6% in terms of transaction value during the year 2018-2023.
Key Segments
Covered in South Africa International Remittance Market:-
By Channels
used (Value of Transactions)
Banking
channels
ADLAs &
MTOs
Retailers
Others
By International Inbound
Remittance Flow Corridor (Value of Transactions)
United
Kingdom
New Zealand
Australia
Angola
Others
By International Outbound Remittance
Flow Corridor (Value of Transactions)
Zimbabwe
Lesotho
Mozambique
Others
By Work
Profile (Value of Transactions)
Key Segments Covered in South
Africa Domestic Remittance Market
By Channels
used (Value of Transactions)
Banking
channels
ADLAs & MTOs
Retailers
Others
By Domestic Remittance Flow
Corridor (Value of Transactions)
Urban to
Rural
Urban to
Urban
Rural to
Urban
By Work
Profile (Value of Transactions)
Key Target Audience
Banks
Money
Transfer Operators
ADLAs
M-Wallet
Companies
Hawalas
Convenience
and Retail Stores
Supermarket
Chains
South Africa
Reserve Bank
Bills and
Payments Companies
Investors
& Venture Capital Firms
Time Period Captured in the
Report:-
2013-2018 – Historical Period
2019-2023 – Future Forecast
Companies
Covered: ABSA Bank Limited, Albaraka Bank Limited,
Bidvest Bank Limited, BNP Paribas SA – South Africa Branch, Capitec Bank
Limited, China Construction Bank-Johannesburg Branch, Citibank-South Africa,
Deutsche Bank AG-Johannesburg Branch, FirstRand Bank Limited, Habib Overseas
Bank Limited, HBZ Bank Limited, HSBC Bank PLC–Johannesburg Branch, Investec
Bank Limited, JPMorgan Chase Bank-Johannesburg Branch, Mercantile Bank Limited,
Nedbank Limited, Sasfin Bank Limited, Société Générale, Standard Chartered
Bank–Johannesburg Branch, State Bank of India, The South African Bank of Athens
Limited, The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited, First National Bank, Bank
of Baroda, Bank of India, Bank of China, Bank of Taiwan, Western Union , Money
Gram, Hello Paisa, Mama Money, Mukuru, Exchange4Free, Imali Express (Pty), Ace
Currency Exchange (Pty), Forex World (Pty) Limited, Global Foreign Exchange
(Pty) Limited, Inter Africa Bureau de Change (Pty) Limited, Interchange RSA
(Pty) Limited, Master Currency (Pty) Limited, Sikhona Forex (Pty) Limited,
Tourvest Financial Services (Pty) Limited, American Express Foreign Exchange
Services, Tower Bureau de Change (Pty) Limited, Travelex Africa Foreign
Exchange (Pty) Limited, Southeast Exchange Company (South Africa), Terra
Payment Services South Africa (RF) (Pty), WorldRemit South Africa (Pty)
Limited, Shoprite, Pep Stores, Pick n Pay, Checkers, Spar, Ackermans and
Boxers.
Keywords:-
South Africa Remittance Market
South Africa Remittance Industry
South Africa Remittance
South Africa Remittance Report
Remittance Services Competition
Remittance Income South Africa
Major Players South Africa
Remittance Market
SWOT South Africa Remittance
Remittance Industry South Africa
Major Players South Africa
Remittance
Mama Money Remittance South Africa
Mukuru Remittance South Africa
Exchange4Free Remittance South
Africa
Shoprite Remittance South Africa
PEP Stores Remittance South
Africa
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