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Latest revision as of 00:06, 5 February 2024
Financial services - inclusion.
Financially excluded individuals and populations are people who do not have access to traditional financial services.
- FINCA and financial exclusion
- "At the core of FINCA’s mission is alleviating poverty through financial inclusion.
- We work to aid those individuals and small businesses who are excluded by the formal financial sector.
- With a network of community-based microfinance institutions and banks around the world, we provide access to financial services for previously excluded or 'unbanked' clients."
- FINCA webpage.
