Fintech and the Future of Mobile Money | Combating the Crisis Together

Mobile money has been a lifeline for the unbanked population of low- and middle-income countries. Now, the spread of mobile money and other fintech could yield positive results for public health and safety. But, as IMF economist Majid Bazarbash and statistician Hector Carcel Villanova point out, there are risks and benefits for countries to weigh when creating policy that favors either the service providers or the end user.

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[ivanbeers]

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[Isaac-ghku]

With the hyperinflation in Venezuela's economy reach an all-time high recently, Venezuela really need this.

[CaptainCurt]

So what is being negotiated and how is going be used? Details

[PranKSt]

IMF, hear the voice of Belarusians! The access to the SDR account for Lukashenka's illegitimate regime should be blocked!

[theresarose]

Investing in crypto now should be in every wise individuals list. In some months time you'll be ecstatic with the decision you made today

[minjaepark]

is this really a video from the intl monetary fund? or like a spoof?

[speaklifegardenhomesteadpe]

Maybe we could use currency, bullion back currency!!!! Instead of fake money typed into a computer!!