KnowraFinancial inclusionLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Financial inclusion, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 13Narrower topic 3RemittanceRelated: Receiving transfers can connect households to accounts, savings, and other formal financial services.MicrofinanceNarrower topic: Microfinance is one approach within the broader goal of including underserved populations.Payment SystemRelated: Accessible payment services can enable people to participate in the formal economy.Mobile paymentRelated: Mobile payment systems can reach people underserved by conventional banking and card infrastructure.Retail bankingRelated: Retail banking can connect underserved people to accounts, payments, and credit.Legal tenderRelated: Cash acceptance rules affect people who lack reliable access to digital payment systems.Financial regulationRelated: Consumer safeguards and entry rules can affect who gains access to formal financial services.Commercial bankingRelated: Access to bank accounts and credit shapes participation in the formal economy.Muhammad YunusNarrower topic: Yunus’s lending programs became a prominent effort to extend formal finance to excluded borrowers.Central bank digital currencyRelated: A well-designed retail CBDC could widen access, while requiring devices and connectivity may exclude some users.Automated teller machineRelated: ATM availability can make basic banking access easier where branches are limited.Western UnionRelated: Cash-based transfers can serve people who lack convenient access to bank branches or accounts.PawnbrokerRelated: Pawnshops can offer credit to people with limited access to conventional loans.Amadeo GianniniNarrower topic: His willingness to serve immigrants and small depositors anticipated this broader goal.Financial servicesRelated: The sector’s reach determines whether people can save, borrow, insure, and make payments.History of bankingRelated: The history of retail banking includes efforts to extend services beyond wealthy merchants and firms.
KnowraFinancial inclusionLinked fromLinked fromThe 16 pages that link to Financial inclusion, each with the reason it gives.All 16Related 13Narrower topic 3RemittanceRelated: Receiving transfers can connect households to accounts, savings, and other formal financial services.MicrofinanceNarrower topic: Microfinance is one approach within the broader goal of including underserved populations.Payment SystemRelated: Accessible payment services can enable people to participate in the formal economy.Mobile paymentRelated: Mobile payment systems can reach people underserved by conventional banking and card infrastructure.Retail bankingRelated: Retail banking can connect underserved people to accounts, payments, and credit.Legal tenderRelated: Cash acceptance rules affect people who lack reliable access to digital payment systems.Financial regulationRelated: Consumer safeguards and entry rules can affect who gains access to formal financial services.Commercial bankingRelated: Access to bank accounts and credit shapes participation in the formal economy.Muhammad YunusNarrower topic: Yunus’s lending programs became a prominent effort to extend formal finance to excluded borrowers.Central bank digital currencyRelated: A well-designed retail CBDC could widen access, while requiring devices and connectivity may exclude some users.Automated teller machineRelated: ATM availability can make basic banking access easier where branches are limited.Western UnionRelated: Cash-based transfers can serve people who lack convenient access to bank branches or accounts.PawnbrokerRelated: Pawnshops can offer credit to people with limited access to conventional loans.Amadeo GianniniNarrower topic: His willingness to serve immigrants and small depositors anticipated this broader goal.Financial servicesRelated: The sector’s reach determines whether people can save, borrow, insure, and make payments.History of bankingRelated: The history of retail banking includes efforts to extend services beyond wealthy merchants and firms.