Marc Rooijackers Keywords economic finance foreign affairs digital finance Read more about Marc Rooijackers Mr. Rooijackers is a national of The Netherlands. He completed his Master’s degree in Business Economics and General Economics at Tilburg University, Netherlands in 2006. After his Master’s Marc obtained a post-graduate Diploma in Financial Economic Policy Making from Erasmus University in Rotterdam, Netherlands.
AI for Financial Inclusion Read more about AI for Financial Inclusion Digital payments are an “on-ramp” to financial inclusion and Visa has spent the last 60 years connecting hundreds of millions of people and organizations to a global system that enables fast, safe, and reliable financial transactions. In 2015, Visa publicly committed to provide payments accounts to another 500 million people who do not use banking services, as part of the World Bank’s call for Universal Financial Access by 2020, and we are excited to pursue this marvelous goal.
Tanijoy Read more about Tanijoy Tanijoy builds an agricultural ecosystem where farmers can be more independent, collaborative and interconnected through technology. The company is based in Sudirman, South Jakarta and was established in 2017
Papua New Guinea: A Digital Access Tool to Promote Financial Inclusion Read more about Papua New Guinea: A Digital Access Tool to Promote Financial Inclusion ADB is developing a digital access tool in Papua New Guinea.
Philippines: Cloud Based Core Banking to Expand Reach of Banking Services Read more about Philippines: Cloud Based Core Banking to Expand Reach of Banking Services In June 2017, ADB and Cantilan Bank Inc. (CBI) signed an agreement to conduct a pilot study on cloud-based core banking technology. The pilot was supported by the central bank of the Philippines, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP), which placed the pilot in a regulatory sandbox while related regulation and processes were updated. Oradian was engaged as service provider.
Georgia: Unlocking Innovations for Development through Digital Financial Services Read more about Georgia: Unlocking Innovations for Development through Digital Financial Services ADB is supporting a pilot project with Finca Bank Georgia to increase access to finance to rural SMEs and smallholder farmers through the digitization of the loan underwriting process in the field.
M-KOPA Solar Impact Report Read more about M-KOPA Solar Impact Report This report provides an assessment of the economic and social impacts of M-KOPA.
Regtech and suptech: How digitizing reporting and regulatory processes boosts the efficiency and proactive monitoring of risk and compliance Read more about Regtech and suptech: How digitizing reporting and regulatory processes boosts the efficiency and proactive monitoring of risk and compliance Regtech includes any use of technology to automate regulatory compliance or oversight processes. The term was first used to describe compliance technology used by regulated firms, but its meaning has broadened to include all technology used for regulation. Suptech is useful shorthand for the regulatory-specific uses of regtech. The session will explore the following issues: The global state of regtech. Regtech use cases and ideal target applications. Objectives regtech can help achieve. Inclusive finance and regtech.
Mobile Money Embracing Payments as a Platform in Asia Read more about Mobile Money Embracing Payments as a Platform in Asia After a decade of growth, mobile money continues to provide innovative services that are having a profound commercial and social impact in emerging markets. The Asian landscape however is evolving fast: increased competition and strong growth in smartphone penetration are propelling evolution towards a platform-based approach, connecting consumers with third-party services across diverse industries. This session will explore recent innovations and emerging trends from Asia. What are the key regulatory challenges in the region? and what are the enablers to accelerate growth?
Ruan Swanepoel Keywords payments digital finance inclusive finance Read more about Ruan Swanepoel Ruan Swanepoel is the Head of the GSMA’s Mobile Money programme, where he oversees the strategic direction of the programme, engaging with a broad range of external stakeholders. Prior to joining the GSMA, he worked in Southeast Asia for Wing Cambodia as the Chief Commercial Officer.