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Measuring the Social Dividend in WSBI Members’ Activities: Revealing the Hidden Elements
Topic : Others
The World Savings Banks Institute (WSBI) has released a Study, developed in partnership with Oxford Policy Management (OPM), on the measurement of the social dividend of its member banks’ activities. It focuses on the identification of the “implicit” social return that can be ascribed to the provision of financial services to underserved customer groups and geographical areas.
The Study demonstrates that the business model of savings banks is particularly well-suited to achieving greater outreach, even in remote or less populated regions, and confirms that this broad outreach does not question their overall profitability.
- Resource type Study Guide
- Author Peachey, S., Carpio, A., Roe, A. and Cabello, M.
- OrganisationOxford Policy Management
- Year of Publication2008
- RegionGlobal
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages44 pp.
- Keywords Savings, Social Dividend