The Consumer Finance Risk Monitor 2026 examines trends and challenges affecting financial consumers in 60 jurisdictions, and discusses responses for policymakers, regulators and supervisors.

This study seeks to illustrate how digital innovation can support the design and delivery of agri-insurance products in developing countries, with the aim of strengthening the livelihoods and resilience of vast populations of vulnerable smallholders against natural disasters.

This paper presents a framework of competencies for digital financial literacy to support consumers in ASEAN safely navigate and benefit from digital finance.

This study analyzes the Bank’s institutional trajectory throughout the years of conflict, focusing on the strategic decisions that strengthened its operational resilience, risk management practices, and service continuity for the most vulnerable segments, particularly women, youth, and micro-entrepreneurs.

A financial institution's supplementary documents provide supervisors with valuable insights into risk. Understanding how to use these documents effectively is essential to improving risk-based supervisory practices.

A practical resource to help practitioners design financial products and services for women entrepreneurs using women‑centered design.

In celebration of Canada’s International Development Week, Toronto Centre hosted a virtual executive panel on building financial resilience exploring insights from the World Bank’s Global Findex 2025 survey.

This toolkit provides an overview of key trends, evidence, and emerging practices in gender-sensitive consumer protection, drawing on member experiences, surveys, and stakeholder consultations.

This publication presents the results of Phase III of the WASH Action Group’s work to develop and validate a harmonized WASH impact indicator framework, with a strong focus on real-world feasibility.