How Banks in Viet Nam Can Empower Women’s Businesses
Bank boards can drive growth and profits while spurring positive social change by supporting small and medium-sized enterprises owned by women.
COVID-19 is Changing Financial Inclusion: Can Policymakers Keep Up?
The COVID-19 pandemic has increased the importance of ensuring that the poorest and most vulnerable people have access to formal financial services, given their role in supporting inclusive economic recovery and resilience.
政策制定者能否跟上疫情期间普惠金融的发展变化？
必须确保最贫困人口和最弱势群体获得正规的金融服务。考虑到他们在支持包容性经济复苏和增强经济韧性方面所起的作用，这一点在新冠肺炎疫情之下显得尤为重要。
Bold Reforms Can Unleash the Power of Microfinance in Viet Nam
For microfinance institutions in Viet Nam to flourish and grow their client base, regulatory changes are needed, beginning with their ownership.
Kazakhstan Goes Local When it Comes to Project Finance
Kazakhstan is becoming a leader among developing countries in the use of local currency finance.
В проектном финансировании Казахстан отдает предпочтение национальной валюте
Казахстан становится лидером среди развивающихся стран мира в использовании финансирования в национальной валюте.
Protect The Poor When Fighting Money Laundering in the Pacific
The risk of “de-risking” – the process of international banks disassociating from financial partners, such as small remittance providers and local banks – is that it could push people out of the financial system completely.
Bringing Institutional Investors into the Race to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals
Contractual savings institutions, such as mutual funds, pensions, and insurance companies, can drive investments that offer financial returns while creating social and environmental impact.
发挥机构投资者潜力，实现可持续发展目标
共同基金、养老基金和保险公司等契约型储蓄机构可以带动投资，这些投资既能带来经济回报，又能创造社会和环境影响。
Helping Viet Nam’s Small Businesses and Female Entrepreneurs Endure
Small businesses are the backbone of the Vietnamese economy. The government should take decisive action to help them, particularly those owned by women.