November 16, 2015|

MICHAEL MORI, TREVOR ZIMMER

Dalberg Advisors, Dalberg Design

Financial Inclusion

Mobilizing Banking For Indonesia’s Poor

In this article published in MIT Innovations Journal, Michael Mori and Trevor Zimmer assess the demand for mobile financial services and branchless banking (MFS/BB) among poor Indonesians and suggests how businesses should design and market financial products to incentivize adoption. It also evaluates the factors that regulators should consider when designing MFS/BB regulations.

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