Welcome to Finextra. We use cookies to help us to deliver our services. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you may change your preferences at our Cookie Centre.
Please read our Privacy Policy.

Accept
Channels
Resources
See latest research »

Related Companies

Visa
The feminine touch

The feminine touch

Source: GSMA

A GSMA and Visa study finds women in developing economies are an underserved market for financial services.

The study, focused on women in Indonesia, Kenya, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea and Tanzania, was undertaken to gain additional insight into how financial institutions and mobile network operators can better support the complex financial lives of women at the base of the pyramid.

Download the document now 6.7 mb (PDF File)

Related Companies

Visa

Comments: (0)

Join the discussion

Write a blog post about this story (membership required)

Research resources
See all Research resources »
Payments Modernisation: Interoperability fuels the transformation of Cross-Border Payments
/research

Payments Modernisation: Interoperability fuels the transformation of Cross-Border Payments

Correspondent banking as we view and use it today is the result of a slow and natural evolution.

On-Demand Webinar - The Art and Science of Customer Relationships
/research

On-Demand Webinar - The Art and Science of Customer Relationships

Accurately quantifying customer experience can seem an immensely nebulous task. While the benefits of improving this are evident, there is no clear method of measuring it.

Central Bank Digital Currency and Monetary Policy
/research

Central Bank Digital Currency and Monetary Policy

A Bank of Canada investigation into the benefits and costs of issuing a central bank digital currency for monetary policy.