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
Related Articles
-
Regional Disparity in India
Talks of double digit growth rates for India and the potential to arise as an economic power have dominated the...
-
Shared Value Initiative India launched in New York city
Shared Value Initiative India (SVII) was announced as a regional partner of the global Shared Value Initiative (www.sharedvalue.org) at the...
-
Trade War Fears and the Emerging Market Resilience
Trade War Fears and the Emerging Market Resilience The much-dreaded trade war has come dangerously close to fruition after...
-
View: ‘Less-cash’ society can ensure financial, digital inclusion of the masses
With the government decision to withdraw Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes as legal tender, an ongoing debate on...
-
India’s Development Strategy towards Social Progress and UN’s Sustainable Development Goals
There exists a considerable overlap between the recently adopted United Nation’s (UN) Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) targeted to be...
-
How is CSR Law driving the Corporates towards Shared Value Approach?
During the last three decades, there has been significant changes globally regarding advancement of technology, globalization of markets, globalization...
-
A century in measuring social progress
GDP has dominated as a measure of national performance over the large part of last hundred years though an...
-
Is perception a good measurement of corruption?
Evidence of corruption in a developing countries like India can cause massive turmoil. Two cases in point have been the near...
