Theme: Digital Financial Inclusion

The study found a set of issues that were common across all origination models, a smaller set of issues that were specific to certain institution- or product-types, and a set of issues with distribution channel design and incentive design.

India’s financial sector has been a gung-ho adopter of technology. But design of technology and finance have hardly reflected users’ lived realities.

The new regime must be one that can hold all entities to a common standard of institutional conduct in how they deal with the individual customer, including how they sell products.

Harms facing users in the digital ecosystem that players in the Indian ecosystem must contemplate in order to build appropriate safeguards

Data and trends of digital payments in India.

In the first and second posts of this series on the three Future of Finance Initiative (FFI) workshops hosted in April, we focused on digital payments and digital credit respectively.

In the first post of this series on the three Future of Finance Initiative (FFI) workshops hosted in April, we focused on the workshop on digital payments.

In April, the Future of Finance Initiative (FFI) hosted a series of closed door workshops with a small set of digital financial service providers focusing on payments, credit and investments.

These less-discussed applications of fintech can transform microloan pricing and personal finance, leading to fair lending and wider inclusion

Law, policy and regulation for customers making digital payments: IFMR – A Youtube Video