Events
Financial Inclusion: From Principles to Action
April 22, 2012Washington, D.C.

This event on April 22, 2012 in Washington, D.C. focused on the role of the private sector and the importance of consumer protection and financial education in promoting financial inclusion. It highlighted the role of various stakeholders and explored effective approaches, models, and innovations in the field

Country representatives and international experts showcased the potential of country commitments to catalyze dramatic improvements in financial inclusion.

Drawing from the rich experiences and leadership of Mexico and other countries in financial inclusion, this event highlighted the role of various stakeholders, including regulators, policy makers, commercial banks, telecommunication providers, and others. Effective approaches, models, and innovations were also explored. The role of the private sector and the importance of consumer protection and financial education were themes for the event.

The day began with a high-level opening session followed by four sessions with presenters and panelists from G20 and non-G20 finance ministries and central banks, leading banks, international financial institutions, the Global Partnership for Financial Inclusion, civil society, and academia.

Presentations

Session 1


Session 2

Session 3

 



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