More articles about: financial inclusion

More often than not, the younger population has little to no access to banking services due to their limited credit history and the stringent requirements of financial institutions in the Philippines. Yet, quite surprisingly, this age group is the most financially literate ...

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, concurrently the United Nations Secretary-General's Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for Development, is not wasting any chances to help bring better financial services to more Filipinos. In her latest visit to the Philippines, she ...

Campaigns in the country over the last few years to get more unbanked people into the formal financial system seem to be working. According to the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas' Financial Inclusion Survey, the rate of account ownership surged to 56 percent ...

More loans are coming in for the Philippines. Recently, our government had been granted a new $500-million loan by the World Bank, in hopes of strengthening the county's financial sector, as well as for our climate and disaster risk reduction ...

While the Philippines has done well in terms of its cashless payment adoption, the country still has a long way to go before Filipinos can transact this way globally. This is the primary reason why GoTyme Bank has partnered with BancNet and ...