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7 priorities for true financial inclusion in Latin America

A guide to understanding the role of the banking and payments market in accelerating financial inclusion.

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94 million people in Latin America and the Caribbean are still considered to be unbanked

Although the number of people with bank accounts has increased, there is still a long way to go if society is going to be digitally and financially included.

How can we accelerate this transformation? And what is the role of governments, regulators, and sector companies in this mission?

To gain a better understanding of this scenario, we spoke with Dock and market specialists, and we have produced comprehensive materials on priorities for attaining true financial inclusion.

The 7 priorities for achieving true financial inclusion that we discuss in this material

1

Access to fair credit, the next trend in the payments sector in Latin America.

2

Evolution of the regulatory environment with a framework that promotes innovation.

3

Fraud prevention, to encourage users to prioritize digital solutions.

4

Financial education, as the responsibility of all participants in the banking and payments market.

5

Access to quality Internet, which makes it easy to use financial services.

6

Embedded Finance, allowing companies from different sectors to help drive financial inclusion.

7

Cultural change, in the way that Latin Americans interact with the payments sector

With the participation of:

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Bruno Diniz, Financial Markets Innovation Expert

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Fabrício Ikeda, FICO - Head of Fraud Protection and Compliance for Global Partners & Alliances

Financial inclusion in practice

How are different players contributing through their solutions?

In this comprehensive and exclusive e-Book, you will find success cases that show how companies from different sectors have been working to create more equity in the financial ecosystem.

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