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Considering the steps that could be taken by formal financial service providers to ensure increased access, by low-income individuals, to bank accounts, and to extended financial services, products and initiatives.
Financial inclusion in the world is improving, as many countries and financial institutions are focusing on including lower-income individuals and households. This research discusses a number of tools, mechanisms and the intricacies related to pertinent conceptual frameworks to support the promotion...
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Graduate School of Business (GSB)
2023
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