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These include: •  Stable macroeconomic environment as reflected in single digit inflation, reduction in lending interest rates and a stable exchange rates  •  Amendments/Harmonisation of financial sector legislation such as the Development Bank of Zambia (DBZ) Act, the National Savings and Credit Act (NSCA), the Pensions and Insurance Act, the Building Societies Act (BSA) and the Banking and Financial Services Act (BFSA) in 2005. •  Establishment of a credit reference bureau in 2006; and Promulgation of microfinance regulations in 2006. Honourable Minster – The production of market knowledge on the supply and demand for financial services in Zambia was identified as one of the priority areas under the FSDP. In this regard, FinMark Trust of South Africa was contracted by our cooperating partners the Swedish International Development Agency (Sida) and the United Kingdom’s Department for International Development (DFID) to undertake this important activity and subsequently, the FinScope Zambia 2005 Survey, a comprehensive demand-side survey of consumer interactions with financial markets in Zambia, was conducted in November 2005. The main objective of the survey was to measure access to and use of financial services, along with how people manage their finances and what drives their financial behaviour. Honourable Minister and Invited Guests - This morning we are here to share with you, the findings of the FinScope Zambia 2005 Survey. These findings are expected to play an important role in profiling demand for financial services in Zambia.