Banking on FinTech in Emerging Markets
Despite near-universal access to financial services in advanced economies, financial exclusion is stubbornly persistent in many emerging markets, leaving huge swaths of low-income populations unbanked or underbanked. FinTech companies, which apply...
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okr-10986-368732022-02-03T20:31:50Z Banking on FinTech in Emerging Markets Rose Innes, Cleo Andrieu, Jacqueline EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY FINTECH ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE DIGITAL BANKING FINANCIAL INCLUSION Despite near-universal access to financial services in advanced economies, financial exclusion is stubbornly persistent in many emerging markets, leaving huge swaths of low-income populations unbanked or underbanked. FinTech companies, which apply innovative technologies to deliver such services in new ways, have begun to tap into the enormous unmet demand that this represents. These companies are starting to thrive in emerging markets, though regulatory issues, particularly weak consumer protection measures, remain to be resolved in many countries. If these can be overcome, and more progress toward universal access to digital infrastructure can be made, FinTechs will continue to scale and spread. 2022-01-24T21:49:12Z 2022-01-24T21:49:12Z 2022-01 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/undefined/765701642699455317/Banking-on-FinTech-in-Emerging-Markets http://hdl.handle.net/10986/36873 English EMCompass;Note 109 CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo International Finance Corporation International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief |
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EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES FINANCIAL TECHNOLOGY FINTECH ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURE DIGITAL BANKING FINANCIAL INCLUSION Rose Innes, Cleo Andrieu, Jacqueline Banking on FinTech in Emerging Markets |
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Despite near-universal access to
financial services in advanced economies, financial
exclusion is stubbornly persistent in many emerging markets,
leaving huge swaths of low-income populations unbanked or
underbanked. FinTech companies, which apply innovative
technologies to deliver such services in new ways, have
begun to tap into the enormous unmet demand that this
represents. These companies are starting to thrive in
emerging markets, though regulatory issues, particularly
weak consumer protection measures, remain to be resolved in
many countries. If these can be overcome, and more progress
toward universal access to digital infrastructure can be
made, FinTechs will continue to scale and spread. |
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Banking on FinTech in Emerging Markets |
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Banking on FinTech in Emerging Markets |
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International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC |
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2022 |
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