How motorcycle loans could help women banking agents in India bring financial inclusion to remote and vulnerable populations.

COVID-19’s disproportionate impact on women must be urgently addressed through the provision of digital financial literacy and access.

BRAC's experience in Bangladesh shows how digital wallets can act as a tool to include low-income households, especially women, in the financial system.

How to ensure the sale of appropriate non-credit products to microcredit customers

The excitement around fintech in India is palpable. Many see it as a market-led solution to the policy objective of financial inclusion. Fintech regulation must therefore be designed carefully to prevent and mitigate risks while also preserving the potential for financial inclusion. 

Digital solutions that work well for literate people often fail to support inclusion among the estimated one billion adults worldwide who cannot read or write. My Oral Village is building on oral approaches to money management to broaden digital financial inclusion in Pakistan.

A new Female-Focused Fintech Prize aims to connect and bring attention to fintech products working for women.

Loan officers are in a critical position to influence clients’ experience with an MFI. Yet they are often under intense pressure to meet targets. Here are six steps for improving working conditions for microfinance field staff.

The A-Card is a new business model helping smallholders in Bangladesh gain access to finance through a digitized four-way linkage between farmers, banks, MFIs and agricultural input retailers. CARE shares how it works and their lessons learned. 

Grameen Foundation India shares how they are working on the first step of improving women’s digital financial literacy.