In this study produced in a partnership between the Institute of International Finance (IIF) and CFI, we explore how banks are innovating to include new customers.
In this study produced in a partnership between the Institute of International Finance (IIF) and CFI, we explore how banks are innovating to include new customers.
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movement toward full financial inclusion using 2020 as a focal point to galvanize action.
Read our new 2014 Roundup e-magazine, highlighting new ventures, milestones, and debates from the past year from around the financial inclusion world.
The Smart Campaign works with microfinance leaders from around the world on a common goal: keeping clients first in microfinance. The Smart Campaign believes that protecting clients is not only the right thing to do; it's the smart thing to do.
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The ABF connects board members and CEOs through peer learning and exchange to strengthen the governance of financial institutions serving low-income clients in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Investing in Inclusive Finance explores the challenges and opportunities at the intersection of financial inclusion and commercial investment around three main focus areas: Responsible Investing, Governance, and Risk Management
The Center's vision for Financial Inclusion promotes equal and fair access to quality financial products and services by all, including persons with disabilities.
CFI is an action-oriented think tank working toward full global financial inclusion. Full Financial inclusion is a state in which everyone who can use them has access to a range of quality financial services at affordable prices, with convenience, dignity, and consumer protections, delivered by a range of providers in a stable, competitive market to financially capable clients.
Save the Date: Financial Inclusion Week 2016 (Center Staff): We are excited to announce the dates for the second annual Financial Inclusion Week, which will take place during the week of October 17-21, 2016. That week organizations around the globe will host conversations focused on how to ensure that clients are empowered and protected in a financial ecosystem that has moved beyond brick and mortar to cell phones and internet delivery channels. Last year, from November 2-6, 34 partner organizations engaged in conversations worldwide to discuss the most pressing actions needed to advance financial inclusion globally. In 2016, we aim to continue these conversations and engage an even wider community of stakeholders to discuss this year’s theme: keeping clients first in a digital world. With rapidly expanding use of mobile and smart phones, an unprecedented number of traditionally excluded or underserved people are accessing financial services for the... Read more
Prime Minister Modi Goes to Washington (Center Staff): Today, the global financial inclusion celebrity (and Prime Minister of India) Narendra Modi visits with United States President Barack Obama. The pair will discuss the deepening U.S.-India relationship, including progress on climate change and clean energy partnerships, security and defense cooperation, and economic growth priorities. As a reader of our blog, you’re likely aware of Prime Minister Modi and India’s commitment to advancing financial inclusion in the country. Indeed, at the close of 2015, we named India our Financial Inclusion Country of the Year. In honor of Prime Minister Modi’s visit today, we wanted to take a moment to spotlight some of the strides that India has taken to bank the unbanked. After a brief review of the broad initiatives, we identify some highlights from recent months. In early 2014, and based on the leadership of its governor, Raghuram Rajan, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) set the stage for progress with the report of the... Read more
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