Financial Inclusion: Barter to Bitcoins, Bricks and Mortar to Mobile – Developing 21st Century Financial Services Solutions for the Unbanked Poor
by Don Tapsoctt (Executive Director, Global Solution Networks), Amit Kapoor (Honorary Chairman, Institute for Competitiveness, India), Jill Rundle (Contributing Writer, Global Solution Networks) and Arun Singh
Financial Inclusion: Barter to Bitcoins, Bricks and Mortar to Mobile – Developing 21st Century Financial Services Solutions for the Unbanked Poor
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