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Retired Member
Way back in 1955, All India Rural Credit Survey Committee recommended availability of institutional credit to the unbanked people in the country. The outcome was State Bank of India. We are in 2015. Much water has flown under the bridge since, yet there is a gap in availability of banking services to the masses in towns, villages and in remote ha...
25 August 2015 /inclusion Social Banks
Neil Crammond risk education & real time market abuse at DIVENTO FINANCIALS
WHY QUANTATIVE EASING IS A WEAPON OF MASS DESTRUCTION ! History tells us that planning an escape from Q.E. is virtually impossible, our last effort kept rates on hold for over 23 years and concluded with the start of WW2 . This “normalisation” of our economy is proving very painful to accept; it appears we have enjoyed the benefits of stock mark...
24 August 2015 /inclusion
Graham Seel Principal Consultant at BankTech Consulting
From its modern beginnings with Grameen Bank, microfinance has focused on women. This made so much sense: they were traditionally underserved and financially disadvantaged, had clearer financial priorities, and were better risks. Savings groups as well have focused particularly on women in most parts of the world, again for very good reasons. But ...
08 July 2015 /retail /inclusion Financial Inclusion
Although most news stories today, unfortunately, tend to be negative, every once and a while there is positive news so compelling that it is worth highlighting in a blog. This post describes the recent World Bank report on the massive drop in the number of unbanked people in the world and looks at what is needed to make further progress in the
23 April 2015 /payments /inclusion
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