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Event
Monday, June 29, 2015
Digital delivery of financial services will undoubtedly play a central role in bridging the financial inclusion gap. But along with the potential benefits – easier access, lower costs, product diversification beyond simple money transfer and payment services – come risks such as opaque terms and conditions, agent misconduct or fraud that can harm customers and reduce their trust and usage of the new services. Better understanding and managing these risks can help advance customer well-being, provider success and financial inclusion progress.
Join the event on June 29th for an event to launch and discuss new research from CGAP’s Responsible Digital Finance initiative that explores:
What common risks do low-income customers experience when using digital financial services (DFS)?
Why do these risks matter for consumers, industry and the financial inclusion agenda more broadly?
What solutions are emerging to advance responsible digital finance and whose job is it to ensure transparent, fair and safe DFS?
Please join the event online by watching the live stream below.
- Region Global
- Language English
- Keywords digital finance