DES MOINES, Iowa--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Singapore is the world’s most financially inclusive market across 42 analyzed, alongside Hong Kong, Switzerland, the United States, and Sweden, according to the ...

The COVID-19 pandemic increased digital adoption worldwide, as people sought alternative ways to address daily needs without face-to-face contact. Results from the latest Global Findex ...

Singapore retains number one position as the world’s most financially inclusive market for the third year in a row, as Asia-Pacific markets comprise half of the top 10. All regions saw improvement in ...

The fintech revolution is promoting financial inclusion and democratising access to global markets by providing users with cutting-edge trading tools. According to the World Bank, digital payments saw ...

As the pandemic endures, a global shift toward digital operations is underway to provide people and businesses with access to the services they need to grow and thrive. This trend is particularly ...

We believe financial education and opportunity can lift up people of all backgrounds, all around the world. We’re working to reach them with information and resources that resonate, with additional ...

Financial inclusion initiatives are transforming the global economic landscape by making financial services accessible to underserved populations. These efforts are about broadening access and ...

Visa and Citigroup, working with the Center for Financial Inclusion at Accion, plan to connect governments, NGOs, the private sector and others to advance global financial access by the end of this ...

Expanding financial inclusion through technology will unlock economic potential, empower women and marginalized groups, and boost economic activity, writes Camilo Atala, of Grupo Financiero Ficohsa.

The U.S. fell to fourth place worldwide in a study of "financial inclusion" in 42 markets. Financial inclusion means having access to useful and affordable financial products. Consumer sentiment in ...