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Digital Money in Pakistan – 2013 Report

March 7, 2013 by Mobile Payment Magazine

Digital Money PakistanThis report by Shift Thought Ltd entitled “Digital Money in Pakistan” has been designed specifically for the use of global players such as banks, operators and technology providers. They fill a gap in the market, and although offered at a report price, this is not a run-of-the-mill paper report.

This Pakistan report is developed to a high specification in order to help experts including development organisations like CGAP, by providing little known information and detailed analysis as a one-stop reference to understand Payments Systems and Innovations in this market. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Research Tagged With: Abu Dhabi Group, Access Group Pakistan, Allied Bank Pakistan (ABL), American Express, Asasah MFI, Askari Bank Pakistan, Bank Afalah Limited, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF), China Mobile, Citibank, Digital Money, Dubai Islamic Bank, Etisalat Group, Faysal Bank Limited, Fundamo, Gemalto, GSMA, Habib Bank, Habibmetro Bank, Khushhali Bank, MasterCard, MCB Bank, Meezan Bank, Mobilink (Orascom), MoneyGram, National Bank of Pakistan, Nokia, Orascom Telecom Group, Pakistan, PayPal, Shift Thought Ltd, Standard Chartered Bank Pakistan, State Bank of Pakistan (SBP), Sybase 365, Tameer, Telenor, Telenor Group, TransferTo, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), Ufone, Utiba, VeriFone, Visa, Warid, Waseela Microfinance Bank, Wateen Zong, Western Union, World Bank, Xpress Money Services

Banking the Unbanked: Mobile Financial Services Could Benefit 2 Billion People, Says Report

June 28, 2011 by Mobile Payment Magazine

Mobile Financial Services: UnbankedAccording to a recent report by the Boston Consulting Group, introducing mobile financial services to the “unbanked” could have a positive effect on more than 2 billion people.

The study named “Socio-economic impact of mobile financial services” also shows that economic inequality in Malaysia could be reduced by five percent and become roughly equivalent to that of Canada today. In the developing world, more than 2.5 billion adults – or approximately 72 percent of the population – are unbanked, meaning they have no access to traditional financial services like banks. At the same time, nearly 2.5 billion people in these same emerging economies have mobile phones. This means that there could be up to 2 billion mobile phone users who are currently unbanked that could be served through mobile financial services. Overall in the five countries covered in the study, mobile financial services has the potential to reduce financial exclusion by five to 20 percent through 2020 and increase GDP by up to five percent. [Read more…]

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Boston Consulting Group, Jon Fredrik Baksaas, Malaysia, Telenor Group, Unbanked

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