Financial inclusion: Policies and practices

By T. Arun, Rajalaxmi Kamath. 2015

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As a key enabler for development, financial inclusion is firmly placed on the agenda of most governments as a key policy priority. Against this background, this round table provides a global and regional perspective on the policies and practices of financial inclusion. Using macro data, the collection reveals the diversity in the efforts towards achieving financial inclusion and the need for a progressive approach in financial inclusion. Further to this, the round table provides the regional perspectives on the policies and practices of financial inclusion in India, South Africa, and Australia.

Subfields: Economics and Econometrics, Safety Research, Urban Studies

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• Financial Inclusion in Sub-Saharan Africa: Recent Trends and Determinants (2018, background): “…Opoku Asuming poasuming@ug.edu.gh © 2018 Informa UK Limited, trading as Taylor & Francis could generate $157 billion more in additional savings if “unbanked” adults channel their informal savings into the formal financial system (Allan, Massu, & Svarer, 2013 as cited in Arun & Kamath, 2015).”