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Designing Disclosure Regimes for Responsible Financial Inclusion
This Focus Note offers practical guidance to policy makers who are developing disclosure regimes in low-access environments.Publication
Financially Inclusive Ecosystems: The Roles of Government Today
This Focus Note first describes the challenges of the broader financial inclusion landscape and then explores three promising roles government can play in developing more financially inclusive ecosystems.Publication
Bank Agents: Risk Management, Mitigation, and Supervision
This Focus Note discusses the activities (and related risks) in which bank agents may engage, management and mitigation of agent-related risks, approaches to licensing and supervision of bank agent businesses, and possible corrective measures supervisors may take.Publication
Incorporating Consumer Research into Consumer Protection Policy Making
This Focus Note describes CGAP's experience to date gathering qualitative and quantitative information directly from low-income consumers to inform financial consumer protection policy.Publication
Global Standard-Setting Bodies and Financial Inclusion for the Poor
This white paper aims to raise awareness and frame issues to inform ongoing work by the five standard setting bodies to integrate financial inclusion into standards and guidance that can be effectively applied at the country level.Publication
Responsible Finance: Putting Principles to Work
This paper defines what we mean by responsible finance, both as an end-state vision and in terms of a pragmatic focus on client protection and social performance management.Publication
Too Much Microcredit? A Survey of the Evidence on Over-Indebtedness
This paper is written primarily for microlenders and the institutions that fund them. We examine conceptual issues and the limited empirical evidence about over-indebtedness in microcredit markets.Publication
Regulating Banking Agents
This Focus Note reviews global regulation of the use of agents by banks (and where noted, nonbank service providers) and focuses on four questions related to the safe and scalable use of agents.Publication
Microfinance Banana Skins 2011
Now in its third year, the report reflects changing perceptions of risk in a dynamic and fast-moving industry. Microfinance has come of age, and with that, new issues have arisen.Publication