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- World Bank Fintech
The Fintech and the Future of Finance report is a series of eight technical notes and one overview paper covering data trends and market perceptions related to fintech, fintech policy issues, and specific fintech products (payments, SME finance products and digital money)
- Fintech and the Future of Finance - World Bank Group
The technology-enabled innovation in financial services —known as fintech—is one such example, accelerating rapidly as pandemic shutdowns amplified its importance for maintaining business activity and financial services during a time of social distancing
- Embracing New Technological Challenges and Opportunities, and Building . . .
Fintech, blockchain, artificial intelligence, and digital currencies are driving real change and reshaping our financial ecosystem China is among the countries that have embraced these new financial technologies and realized impressive achievements because of them
- The Global Findex Database 2025 - World Bank Group
The Global Findex Database is the world's only demand-side survey on financial inclusion and a leading source of data on how adults around the world access and use financial services
- Fintech and the Future of Finance - World Bank Group
Fintech and the Digital Transformation of Financial Services: Implications for Market Structure and Public Policy (Market Structure note) draws on the underlying economics of financial services and their industrial organization to examine the implications of digital innovation for market structure and attendant policies, including financial and
- Fintech and the Future of Finance - World Bank Group
Fintech and the Future of Finance Authors Team Leaders Erik Feyen is Head of Global Macro-Financial Monitoring in the Finance, Competitiveness and Innovation (FCI) Global Practice, at the World Bank Group In this capacity, he leads the global monitoring and analysis of key macro-financial vulnerabilities and trends
- Financial Inclusion Overview - World Bank Group
Half of the adults around the world – around 2 5 billion people – don’t use formal financial services, and 75% of poor people are unbanked because of costs, travel distances and burdensome requirements involved in opening a financial account While the poor don’t have the same access to financial products, their need for financial services may be even greater Financial inclusion is a
- World Bank Group - International Development, Poverty and Sustainability
With 189 member countries, the World Bank Group is a unique global partnership fighting poverty worldwide through sustainable solutions
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