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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Fuel for the real economy: access to finance for SMEs
The fifth in our series of posts on the sessions and workshops of the 10-11 May 2012 WSBI Congress: “Good for you – The savings and retail banking model” Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – if not the very backbone … Continue reading
Posted in Retail banking, SMEs, WSBI Congress
Tagged access to finance, Retail Banking, retail banks, SMEs
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Diaspora banking: tapping into a global economic force
The fourth in our series of posts on the sessions and workshops of the 10-11 May 2012 WSBI Congress: “Good for you – The savings and retail banking model” They may be minorities in their adopted countries, but diasporas have … Continue reading
Posted in Diaspora Bonds, Remittances, Retail banking, WSBI Congress
Tagged development, Diaspora Bonds, migration, Remittances, Retail Banking
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The best of both worlds: customer protection and profitability
The third in our series of posts on the sessions and workshops of the 10-11 May 2012 WSBI Congress: “Good for you – The savings and retail banking model” Customer protection isn’t – or certainly shouldn’t be – confined to … Continue reading
The retail bank: rock solid and right around the corner
Our second post in a series on the 10-11 May 2012 WSBI Congress: “Good for you – The savings and retail banking model” Retail banking is probably the simplest form of banking. All you need to do is convince savers … Continue reading
Gearing up for the 2012 WSBI Congress
Our first post in a series on the 2012 WSBI Congress “Good for you – The savings and retail banking model”, 10-11 May, in Marrakech, Morocco In today’s world, with the acceleration of just about everything, from the vibrations of … Continue reading
Posted in Basel III, Consumer Protection, CSR, Diaspora Bonds, Doubling the number of savings accounts in the hands of the poor, Financial crisis, Financial inclusion, One-size-fits-all, Payments, Providing proximity without compromising sustainability, Remittances, Single Euro Payments Area, Systemic Risk, WSBI Congress
Tagged banks, Basel III, consumer protection, financial inclusion, financial regulation, Retail Banking, retail banks, savings accounts, SEPA, SMEs, systemic risk
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