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Many people don’t actively use formal financial services. Understanding why can render important policy insights. This note unpacks the various drivers of usage.

Do FSPs in Africa use data to drive their decisions?

Exploring how financial service providers collect, store and use data in six countries.

Ghana, Rwanda, Mozambique, Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania

Behavioural interventions that advance financial inclusion

A recent study identified 18 unique behavioural interventions that FSPs can implement to influence the savings, credit, payment and insurance decisions of individuals.

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Tailoring financial inclusion for humans – interventions that drive usage

Financial service providers can use behavioural interventions to help their clients overcome the intention-behaviour gap.

Financial inclusion, Behavioural interventions for financial services

Improving financial inclusion through behaviourally informed interventions

Our behavioural interventions database identifies the interventions that affect the uptake or use of specific financial products.

Behavioural interventions for financial services

Deeper drivers of financial decision-making not fully understood

Prof Zinman challenges organisations to apply more rigour when testing behavioural interventions.

Behavioural interventions for financial services

Behavioural interventions and financial decision-making

Introducing our database of behavioural studies linked to the uptake or use of financial products

Behavioural interventions for financial services

Mining the gap

The importance of data for closing the financial inclusion gender gap

Impact, Financial inclusion, Behavioural interventions for financial services, Financial services and data

Using behavioural interventions to improve uptake and usage of financial products

Behavioural science is being used to address challenges in suboptimal decision-making.

Behavioural interventions for financial services, Financial services and data

The gap between intention and action in financial decision-making

Psychologist Hal Hershfield talks to us about how trade-offs between the present and the future affect financial decision-making.

Financial inclusion, Behavioural interventions for financial services, Financial services and data

Closing the gap between uptake and usage of financial products

Exploring the factors that drive usage to better understand how the gap can be bridged.

Impact, Financial inclusion, Measurement in financial inclusion, Behavioural interventions for financial services

Interview with Herman Smit

Herman reflects on the 4th MasterCard Foundation Symposium on Financial Inclusion.

Agricultural Financing, Alternative Data, Multimedia, Transactional data, Behavioural interventions for financial services

Deploying Data to understand clients better

MasterCard Foundation Symposium

Behavioural interventions for financial services

An introduction to behavioural design

Accelerating the benefits from Africa’s behavioural science movement

Behavioural interventions and remittances

Behavioural interventions and financial services

Behavioural interventions and insurance

Africa’s behavioural science movement is gaining momentum

Behavioural interventions for financial services

Exuus: Using data to demystify savings groups’ black boxes

Why are financial services not used more?

Do FSPs in Africa use data to drive their decisions?

Behavioural interventions that advance financial inclusion

Tailoring financial inclusion for humans – interventions that drive usage

Improving financial inclusion through behaviourally informed interventions

Deeper drivers of financial decision-making not fully understood

Behavioural interventions and financial decision-making

Mining the gap

Using behavioural interventions to improve uptake and usage of financial products

The gap between intention and action in financial decision-making

Closing the gap between uptake and usage of financial products

Interview with Herman Smit

Deploying Data to understand clients better

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Behavioural interventions for financial services

An introduction to behavioural design

Accelerating the benefits from Africa’s behavioural science movement

Behavioural interventions and remittances

Behavioural interventions and financial services

Behavioural interventions and insurance

Africa’s behavioural science movement is gaining momentum

Behavioural interventions for financial services

Exuus: Using data to demystify savings groups’ black boxes

Why are financial services not used more?

Do FSPs in Africa use data to drive their decisions?

Behavioural interventions that advance financial inclusion

Tailoring financial inclusion for humans – interventions that drive usage

Improving financial inclusion through behaviourally informed interventions

Deeper drivers of financial decision-making not fully understood

Behavioural interventions and financial decision-making

Mining the gap

Using behavioural interventions to improve uptake and usage of financial products

The gap between intention and action in financial decision-making

Closing the gap between uptake and usage of financial products

Interview with Herman Smit

Deploying Data to understand clients better

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