POLICIES AIMED AT ENHANCING FINANCIAL INCLUSION DURING A PANDEMIC: A LITERATURE REVIEW by Serghei Petighin

“…Key findings highlight the pivotal role of digital financial services, effective public-private collaborations, and the establishment of adaptive social support mechanisms in promoting financial inclusivity amidst pandemic-induced economic disruptions. …”
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Beyond the screen: unfolding digital finance usage through a gendered lens during and after COVID-19 by Meenakshi P., Satish Kumar, Sowjanya Shetty

“…Understanding the determinants of digital financial service adoption and gender disparities is crucial for fostering inclusive growth. …”
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The Impact of Liquidity and Digital Transformation on The Bank Performance: Board of Commissioners and Directors’ Turnover Moderator by Divia Maudy Ariesta, Yuli Soesetio

“…These banks were selected through purposive sampling from the IDX and Financial Services Authority (FSA) websites. Pure moderation, Moderated Regression Analysis (MRA), and subgroup analysis were applied. …”
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FINANCIAL INCLUSION AS A PARADOX FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH IN NIGERIA by Majeed Ajibola IBRAHIM, Olawale DADA, Kayode Abdul-Ganiyu AKANBI, Lateef Kayode JAJI

“… Access to financial services at affordable rate is one of the major concerns of financial inclusion in both advanced and developing nation around the globe since the subject matter is considered as a key driver for economic growth acceleration. …”
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Measuring women's empowerment in aquaculture in northwestern Bangladesh using a project level women's empowerment in fisheries index (pro-WEFI). by Rahma I Adam, Surendran Rajaratnam, Farha Deba Sufian, Lucy Njogu

“…Women's disempowerment was primarily driven by lack of autonomy in their use of income (18.5%), inability to visit important locations (17.4%), and inadequate access to and decision making on financial services (13.4%). Our findings emphasize the significance of conducting comprehensive assessments of women's empowerment in aquaculture initiatives and its various domains and indicators inform the development of targeted and effective interventions. …”
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Using a Fuzzy NSBM Model with Shared Resources and Undesirable Variables for the Assessment of Universal Banking System by Homa Ghasemi, Esmaeil Najafi, Farhad Hosseinzadeh Lotfi, farzad movahedi

“…With regard to the entry of most banks into the competitive environment of universal banking, as a customer-centric approach aiming to provide financial services to customer groups, it is important to assess the performance of the business process in bank branches using this approach. …”
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FINANCING TRENDS OF TRADE AND LOGISTICS SECTOR IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: THE CASE OF AZERBAIJAN by Ayaz Museyibov, Ayhan Satiji

“…It tests the banking sector's finiding through the calculation of amount loaned to GDP, prudential lending with the ability to identify risks and thus contribute to the stability of the financial system and the subsidization of some financial services, especially in the rural areas. The evaluation follows this up with an assessment of the performance of the private sector financing in this context, and how once substantial credit programs can be used in the betterment of the transport and logistics sector, among other things. …”
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Improving women and children refugees’ livelihoods through self-reliance at Nakivale settlement, south western Uganda by Abbas, Mugisha, Emmanuel Patroba, Mhache, Reguli Baltazar, Mushy

“…Using both quantitative and qualitative methods of data analysis, the findings revealed that refugees’ livelihoods can be improved through improved access to financial services and skills enhancement training. The study concluded that access to financing services would improve women and children refugees’ livelihood. …”
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Improving women and children refugees’ livelihoods through self-reliance at Nakivale settlement, south western Uganda by Abbas, Mugisha, Emmanuel, Patroba Mhache, Reguli, Baltazar Mushy

“…Using both quantitative and qualitative methods of data analysis, the findings revealed that refugees’ livelihoods can be improved through improved access to financial services and skills enhancement training. The study concluded that access to financing services would improve women and children refugees’ livelihood. …”
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Improving women and children refugees’ livelihoods through self-reliance at Nakivale settlement, south western Uganda by Abbas, Mugisha, Emmanuel, Patroba Mhache, Reguli, Baltazar Mushy

“…Using both quantitative and qualitative methods of data analysis, the findings revealed that refugees’ livelihoods can be improved through improved access to financial services and skills enhancement training. The study concluded that access to financing services would improve women and children refugees’ livelihood. …”
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Classification of bank account agreements by N.V. Syropiatova

“…The Concept of the Development of Civil Legislation of the Russian Federation (2009) stated that the requirements of civil turnover in various financial services mean both expansion of the range of possible bank accounts and development of the regulation of bank account types that are already provided by legislation. …”
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Financing innovative economic development in Sub-Saharan Africa: the role of mobile payment systems by T. F. Alhassan, A. J. Kouadio

“…Electronic payments like mobile banking services have been associated with unprecedented access to financial services in economies, where a large section of the population was underfunded or underfunded due either due to lack of proximity to bank branches. …”
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IMPACT OF MICROFINANCE BANK ON THE GROWTH AND SUSTENANCE OF SMES: A CASE STUDY OF KWARA STATE by Emmanuel Imuede OYASOR

“… This study looks at how microfinance institutions in Kwara State, Nigeria, affect the expansion and viability of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs). By offering financial services to disadvantaged communities, especially in areas with limited access to regular banking, microfinance organizations have played a crucial role in promoting economic growth. …”
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The effect of women’s development on the relationship between the social impact of green microfinance institutions and poverty in Pakistan by Guanhua Chen, Rana Tahir Naveed, Ajay Singh, Muhammad Waris, Warda Waseem, Saqib Muneer

“…Moreover, our findings highlight the importance of increasing access to financial services and supporting women's entrepreneurship and empowerment, which can ultimately lead to improved living standards and reduced poverty levels.…”
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The impact of digital payments on the financial vulnerability of rural households: empirical evidence from China by Fan Xu, Lezhu Zhang

“…Further heterogeneity analyses reveal that digital payment plays a more substantial role in mitigating the financial vulnerability of rural households in the western region, which have low financial assets and high health risks, compared to those in the central and eastern regions, which have high financial assets and low health risks.DiscussionTherefore, this paper suggests that the government should continue to promote the in-depth integration of digital technology and financial services, strengthen the construction of rural digital infrastructure in areas lagging behind in traditional finance, enhance the comprehensive service function of digital payments, and enrich the coping strategies of farmers to mitigate financial vulnerability, while remaining vigilant about the potential consequences of digital payment.…”
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Prospects for cooperation between the financial corporation and companies, working in the field of digital technologies by V. S. Efremov, A. S. Pilishvili

“…The aim of the study is to analyze the current situation in the economy, related to the growth of the market for digital products, their integration into the existing model of providing financial services to clients, as well as finding solutions to the joint activities of financial corporations and financial and technological companies. …”
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Drivers of Financial Inclusion and Effect of Covid-19 on Electronic Payments in West Africa by Paul Adjei Onyina

“…The study recommends policies that lead people closer to financial services to reduce financial exclusion. Again, individuals should be stimulated to adopt electronic payment systems to help reduce financial exclusion. …”
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The Impact of Digitalization on the Efficiency of Investment Activity in the Main Sectors of the Ukrainian Economy by Kushnerenko Serhii M.

“…It is noted that the level of digitalization implementation differs by sector of the economy – the greatest use of big data technologies is observed in the sectors of technology, healthcare and financial services, while industry and trade are less covered. …”
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Measuring Systemic Risk in the Financial Sector by M. A. Shchepeleva

“…Systemic risk, which is manifested in the failure of financial services provision and deterioration of the financial system, is a complex concept that can be realized in several forms: the risk of infection, exogenous shock, leading to a simultaneous decline in all financial institutions, and the risk of «financial fragility accumulation". …”
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MICROFINANCE BANK SERVICES AND EMPLOYMENT GENERATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES IN NORTH-CENTRAL NIGERIA by A. A Yahaya, L.W Agboola

“…It could be inferred from the study that both the Microfinance Banks (MFBs) financial and non-financial service are vital instruments for improved levels of SMEs employment generation. …”
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