Solving the Problem of Financial Inclusion Can Benefit Both the "Unbanked" and Financial Services Providers in the US

Lack of affordable formal banking solutions affects over 15 million adults in the United States. Even as employment numbers improve domestically, the number of unbanked individuals remains stubbornly high.

Financial inclusion has long been a goal in countries around the world. Finding ways to offer solutions that provide financial inclusion for the unbanked and underbanked-and do so profitably for the providers-is the topic of a new research report from the author titled Doing Well by Doing Good: Delivery Models and Channels Serving the Financially Underserved. Solutions that are succeeding in several developing economies are reviewed, and selected solutions in the United States are profiled.

Highlights of the report include:

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary

2. Introduction

3. Tracking the Unbanked in the U

4. Successful Implementations Are Making an Impact

5. Shared Characteristics

6. Being Unbanked in the U.S

7. Profitably Serving the Unserved in the United States

8. Conclusions

Companies Mentioned

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