The current landscape suggests a growing influence of fintechs in India. However, growth and investm...

Two different strategies are pursued by outside agencies (be they development or private sector) and...

In view of the highly risky nature of saving in the informal sector it is probably necessary to thin...

In the words of NABARD, “internal savings mobilised by its members is the core of the SHG”. Bank...

A 2016 FinAccess study indicates that 41% of Kenyan adults use informal financial groups such as mer...

Vietnam has been one of the fastest growing economies globally. Since 1986, various reforms under Đ...

Malaysia’s success in financial inclusion has been unique among most of the middle-income countrie...

China has made significant progress towards financial inclusion in the recent past, owing to conduci...

Bangladesh is both an inspiration and a challenge for policymakers and development practitioners. Wh...

Challenges in the supply-side are a key reason for the financial exclusion of low- and moderate-inco...

Financial inclusion in Indonesia has been growing slowly. A greater proportion of concerted efforts ...

Indonesia is making great strides in achieving the objective of financial inclusion. And rightly so ...

As per Global Findex Database 2014, 2 billion adults – about two out of five of the word’s adult...

This presentation focuses on the need and enablers of financial inclusion, business models and the c...

This presentation highlights the financial behaviour of the poor, their savings practices, financial...

Click here to read the blog in Bahasa Indonesia“Fintech” – an intersection of financial servi...

Over the past few years MicroSave has conducted several research studies in Indonesia[1] to understa...

The Prime Minister is all set to announce a mega new programme on financial inclusion on India’s I...