Africa: Instant Payments Rising in Africa - Report
A report from the AfricaNenda Foundation highlights the rapid growth of instant payment services in Africa, facilitating greater financial inclusion across the continent.
The vindication of the Bank Convention
The 89th Bank Convention highlighted solidarity within the financial sector and addressed the ongoing need for improved financial inclusion and security mechanisms post-scandals.
Young people with Down syndrome share what work life is like: 'I really love it'
Gabriel and Ana Carolina, two young adults with Down syndrome, share their experiences in the workforce, emphasizing the importance of job opportunities and financial independence.
CLT Consigned Credit Completes One Year with R$ 84 Billion Loaned and Still Without Regulation on the Use of FGTS as Collateral
CLT consigned credit in Brazil has loaned R$ 84 billion in its first year, highlighting its significance in providing formal credit access to previously underserved workers.
The future of the financial system lies at the corner store
The article discusses how the future of Mexico's financial system is being shaped not just by banks and apps, but in everyday interactions at corner stores like OXXO.
A BBC expert issues new warning to anyone paying in cash, explaining ‘not your responsibility'
A BBC expert warns about the risks of using cash for payments as many shops move to electronic transactions.
Cash, the main competitor of banking
Cash remains the biggest challenge for banks in Mexico, according to Armando Herrera, emphasizing the need for strategies to promote digitalization in the economy.
Revolutionizes Mexico's Banking System
Revolut México aims to transform the country's banking landscape by leveraging technology as it prepares to operate with a banking license.
Mexicans Who Remain Off the 'Financial Radar'
The Mexican banking sector is solid and well-capitalized but continues to show low credit growth and high concentration among major banks.
Digital Payments: A Structural Lever for the Country's Growth
In Mexico, digital payments are being identified as a structural lever for economic growth and financial inclusion, according to Francisco Valdivia, General Director of Visa Mexico.
We must evolve to meet a more sophisticated sector
The popular sector in Mexico has become more sophisticated in terms of financial needs, prompting changes in the financial product offerings.
A new era of digital banking begins and challenges the traditional
The digital banking sector in Mexico is growing, with new players entering the market to promote financial inclusion and improve customer experience.
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This week, a new edition of the Banking Convention will be held in Cancun, where the Mexican banking sector's role in economic development will be highlighted.
DWP £560 payments update if you are in one of these 5 groups
Families in the UK are encouraged to check their eligibility for additional £560 payments through an online tool provided by Nationwide Building Society.
Digital banking will reduce the financial inclusion gap
Digital banking in Mexico is expected to reduce the country's five-year lag in financial inclusion and technological innovation, as stated by Juan José Galnares, General Director of Openbank.
From numbers to real life: what financial inclusion really is
The article discusses the significance of financial inclusion for women in Mexico, highlighting that while a large percentage have access to formal financial products, actual usage remains a concern.
Call to report refusals by credit institutions to open basic accounts
The Bank of Latvia urges individuals and businesses to report refusals by credit institutions to open basic payment accounts.
There are opportunities in Mexico for traditional and digital banking
Financial inclusion is low in Mexico, presenting growth opportunities for banks to integrate more people into the formal banking system, according to Felipe García of Santander Mexico.
Afore XXI Banorte channels more than 6 billion pesos into projects for women in Mexico
Afore XXI Banorte is investing over 6 billion pesos to promote gender equality and support women in Mexico through financial initiatives and organizational culture changes.
The Mexican fintech ecosystem showed its strength at the FinTech Mexico Festival 2026
The FinTech Mexico Festival 2026 showcased a maturing digital financial ecosystem in Mexico, emphasizing innovation and collaboration among various stakeholders.
BIVA and the 8M: When Inclusion Stops Being Discourse and Becomes Economic Policy
The events at BIVA highlight the economic inefficiency caused by gender inequality in Mexico, especially in financial markets.
Zero Debt Collective in RJ takes place between March 9 and 13 in 21 cities in the state
The Zero Debt Collective initiative aims to assist consumers in financial distress by providing debt renegotiation services across 21 cities in Rio de Janeiro.
The Islamic-Democracy of Emilia: Shadows Over Mosques and Millions to the Cooperative with Lepore's Wife
The article discusses the financial involvement of the Lai Momo cooperative, which is associated with the mayor's wife, in projects for migrant inclusion in Bologna.
Ogun registers 1,629 women groups for empowerment
The Ogun State Government has registered 1,629 Women Affinity Groups to enhance women's economic empowerment and financial inclusion.
Earn 7000 rupees every month... LIC's superhit scheme, especially for 10th pass individuals
LIC introduces a new scheme that offers women the opportunity to earn a monthly income of 7000 rupees through training to become LIC agents.
Real financial inclusion starts at the corner store
In Mexico, true financial inclusion often begins at neighborhood stores, where basic financial services can be accessed by millions who lack traditional banking options.
Nigeria: As CBN Considers Capital Raise for MFBs, Operators Move to Strengthen Corporate Governance
The National Association of Microfinance Banks in Nigeria is focusing on enhancing corporate governance in anticipation of a potential increase in the minimum capital requirements by the Central Bank of Nigeria.
LOTUS Bank partners with Heckerbella on smart ID, payment card
LOTUS Bank has partnered with Heckerbella to launch a Smart ID Card at the University of Lagos, aimed at enhancing identity verification and financial transactions.
Fictor Alimentos requests inclusion in the judicial recovery of its controlling company
Fictor Alimentos has requested to be included in the judicial recovery process of its parent company following adverse business impacts from the company's financial struggles.
Beyond Access: From Inclusion to Financial Health in Latin America and the Caribbean
The article discusses the concept of financial health in Latin America and the Caribbean, stressing that access to banking services alone is insufficient for true financial inclusion.
Bank of the Amazon's device enhances financial inclusion in the Legal Amazon
The Bank of the Amazon introduces a technological solution to promote financial inclusion and support local businesses in the Legal Amazon region.
FinTech Mexico Festival 2026, epicenter of financial innovation in Latin America
The FinTech Mexico Festival 2026 is set to be a pivotal event for the digital financial ecosystem in Mexico, bringing together industry leaders and innovators.
India at the Forefront of Digital Transactions
India has become a leader in digital transactions, showcasing rapid growth and achievements in this area.
What did CM Mohan Yadav say about the Madhya Pradesh budget?
CM Mohan Yadav highlighted the rapid economic growth of Madhya Pradesh, attributing it to structural strength, inclusion, and financial discipline.
Goldman dismantles woke capitalism
Goldman Sachs is reversing its prior commitment to diversity and inclusion criteria for board member selection, signaling the potential end of 'woke capitalism.'
Data privacy issues threaten Nigeria’s financial inclusion
Concerns regarding data privacy and security are hindering Nigeria's efforts to increase financial inclusion despite significant investments in digital infrastructure.
Access ARM Pensions pushes PPP, FCY fund
Access ARM Pensions is committed to enhancing long-term retirement savings through its new Personal Pension Plan and dollar-denominated pension fund in Nigeria.
Changing Career Paths for Students: What's New from AI to Accounting?
The article discusses the evolving career opportunities for students in AI, finance, and related fields due to changes in financial inclusion driven by digital platforms.
At 75, discovers he is entitled to a pension and collects 106 thousand euros in back pay
A 75-year-old man from Genoa unexpectedly discovered he was entitled to a pension, resulting in a substantial back payment of over 106,000 euros and a monthly pension of about 1,400 euros.
Last year, young people were issued less than 4% of non-bank creditors' loans, says association
In 2022, individuals under 21 were granted less than 4% of loans from non-bank creditors in Latvia, highlighting significant barriers for this age group.
Treasury bets on financial inclusion while maintaining vigilance against illicit money
The Secretary of the Treasury, Edgar Amador Zamora, stated that financial inclusion is a national priority, emphasizing Mexico's commitment to anti-money laundering measures while fostering economic growth.
UBA revamps agency, merchant banking services
The United Bank for Africa has launched a new Aggregator Sales Structure to enhance its Agency Banking Network and promote financial inclusion in Nigeria.
Indonesia turns to digital finance to reach unbanked population
Indonesia is leveraging digital finance solutions to enhance banking access for its unbanked population, focusing on regional collaborations and international partnerships.
Pierro Tsipolone: The 2+1 Categories of Citizens Who Will Benefit from Digital Euro
Pierro Tsipolone highlighted the benefits of the digital euro for consumers, merchants, and payment service providers at a speech in Cyprus.
Calcalist: Israel's financial deficit rises by 4.9% despite January surplus
Israel's annual financial deficit has increased to approximately 4.9% of GDP, influenced by the inclusion of previous year's data in the annual accounts.
Nigeria: Nigeria's Tax Reform May Strain Financial Inclusion Gains
A Nigerian furniture maker expresses concern over new tax laws potentially affecting the payment process for his contract work.
The value of the public digital euro
The European digital currency aims to reduce dependency on foreign companies.
TV Licensing statement over up to £1,000 fines
TV Licensing has announced potential fines up to £1,000 for non-payment of the annual TV licence fee, which is set to increase in 2026.
PIX moves R$ 35.4 trillion in 2025, with nearly 80 billion transactions, and sets a record
In 2025, Brazil's PIX payment system recorded R$ 35.4 trillion in transactions, marking a 33.6% increase from the previous year and approaching full adult adoption in the country.
Bujeti Signs Partnership with Presidential Committee to Power Financial Inclusion for 10 Million Nigerians
Bujeti has partnered with Nigeria’s Presidential Committee on Economic and Financial Inclusion to support digital financial tools aimed at helping 10 million Nigerians, particularly focusing on women-led businesses and the informal economy.