Singapore remains the most financially inclusive market for the third consecutive year
Singapore demonstrates the importance of public and private sectors working together to effectively support a population.
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Voters notice and keenly feel the impact of government action around financial inclusion
2024 Global Financial Inclusion Index data suggests newly installed governments prioritize financially inclusive policies and initiatives.
Markets where fintech growth is accelerating are more likely to have a greater savings culture
Data continues to demonstrate the role technology plays in accelerating financial inclusion and economic resilience.
Despite uncertainty across global economies, financial inclusion around the world continues to improve.
Argentina leads the way as Latin American markets make leaps forward in financial inclusion.
Fintech drives improvements in financial inclusion across Latin America.
As post-Covid government subsides dry up, data suggests employers have stepped up across Southeast Asia.
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The world’s largest economies are failing to make progress toward greater financial inclusion.
The 2023 Global Financial Inclusion Index finds that large economies are generally stagnating or deteriorating in terms of financial inclusion.
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The 2023 Global Financial Inclusion Index finds that digital infrastructure is a factor in market growth.
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Strong support from the government and financial system often results in lower employer support—and vice versa.
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Singapore retains top position for financial inclusion globally in 2023
For the second year, Singapore is ranked as the No. 1 financially inclusive market, as measured by the Global Financial Inclusion Index. Explore what put them on top.