How the Bank of Sierra Leone is prioritising consumer financial protection in the year ahead.

And the power of data is becoming increasingly important for financial authorities all over the world.

Financial Inclusion Days in Senegal takes stock of progress and challenges in financial education.

With millions now using digital financial services, more and more consumers are exposed to greater financial risks, particularly in digital credit.

We need trust, fairness, and to include women in decision-making.

Ethiopia’s renewed focus on sustainable growth is a powerful opportunity for digital financial services. Smart legal and regulatory reforms can increase the benefits to everyone.

What happens to an in-person, highly collaborative process when a pandemic shuts down global travel?

Regulators should work directly with financial services providers to prioritise women’s financial inclusion.

Mauritania is on track to improve its financial inclusion ratio — if it delivers on policy reforms that enable financial service providers to reach vulnerable populations.

Collaboration is the foundation of how we work with governments on their policy-making process.

The importance of data is magnified in times of crisis when there is greater need for financial stability, integrity, and protection of vulnerable people.