
Cloud Computing Can be a Key Enabler of Financial Inclusion
Cloud-based services can provide solutions for banks and other financial institutions that serve the poor and people in remote areas.
Cloud-based services can provide solutions for banks and other financial institutions that serve the poor and people in remote areas.
The pandemic is changing consumer behavior and expectations in the Pacific, particularly when it comes to using digital tools for financial transactions.
In the Philippines, cloud-based technology is being used to address the financial exclusion that helps fuel poverty and inequality.
As companies increasingly turn to insurance against cyber attacks, insurance firms are figuring out how to quantify such risk.
Digital financial service providers and regulators must work together to secure an open, digital financial ecosystem.
Worldwide, there are 1.7 billion people who are outside of the formal banking and financial system. They struggle with high fees and risky systems to undertake even simple financial transactions. Digital innovations offer new ways to bring them out of financial darkness.
Innovations in ICT and the emergence of new fintech players are accelerating financial inclusion much more rapidly than at any other time in history.
Government-backed digital currencies can help remote communities leap-frog the limitations of traditional currencies and get more people into financial systems.
Blockchain is transforming financial transactions – with far-reaching implications for the unbanked.
Blockchain can be robust, secure, and trusted – as long as the technology is executed properly.